The Ladies' Vase
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But that will not be so. The lady of wealthhas gotten her houses and lands in the foreground. These are the largerfeatures in her landscape; titles and the castles are seen at a smallerangle. Neither lady will admire the proportions of her neighbor'sdrawing, should they chance to discover themselves in each other'sconversation. She, again--whether rich or poor--whose world is her owndomesticity, sees nothing so prominent as the affairs of her nursery orher household; and perceives not that, in ...the eyes of others, herchildren are a set of diminutives, undistinguishable in the mass ofhumanity, in which that they ever existed, or that they cease to exist, is matter of equal indifference.
It is thus, that each one attributes to the objects around him, nottheir true and actual proportion, but a magnitude proportioned to theirnearness to himself. We say not that he draws ill who does so: for, toeach one, things are important, more or less, in proportion to his owninterest in them. But hence is the mischief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that will not be so. The lady of wealthhas gotten her houses and lands in the foreground. These are the largerfeatures in her landscape; titles and the castles are seen at a smallerangle. Neither lady will admire the proportions of her neighbor'sdrawing, should they chance to discover themselves in each other'sconversation. She, again--whether rich or poor--whose world is her owndomesticity, sees nothing so prominent as the affairs of her nursery orher household; and perceives not that, in ...the eyes of others, herchildren are a set of diminutives, undistinguishable in the mass ofhumanity, in which that they ever existed, or that they cease to exist, is matter of equal indifference.
It is thus, that each one attributes to the objects around him, nottheir true and actual proportion, but a magnitude proportioned to theirnearness to himself. We say not that he draws ill who does so: for, toeach one, things are important, more or less, in proportion to his owninterest in them. But hence is the mischief.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lady An American to read onlineMoreLess
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