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"Glasses" is a short story written by Henry James and first published in 1896. This story is a vivid exploration of beauty, social standards, and the consequences of superficiality.
'Glasses' is a heartbreaking story that delicately and deeply captures the protagonist's emotional and social difficulties. With Flora Saunt, Henry James tells a story that remains relevant while addressing issues of timeless beauty, social expectations, and personal identity.

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Summary
The main character of the story is Flora Saunt, a young woman of extraordinary beauty. Her beauty is so amazing that she becomes the center of her life and the lives of those around her. She is judged primarily by her appearance by society and even by herself. But Flora has a problem: her eyesight is failing and she is at risk of going blind.
To correct her vision, she needs glasses, but she is very reluctant to wear them, fearing that they will spoil her own beauty. This is because she believes that, given the social norms of the time, wearing her glasses will make her less attractive and lessen her marriage prospects, especially when it comes to marriage.
The story takes a turn when a portrait painter falls in love with Flora's beauty and wants to capture it in a painting.

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Contents

CHAPTER I. Yes indeed, I say to myself
CHAPTER II. Flora Saunt, the only daughter of an old soldier
CHAPTER III. This conversation occurred the night before
CHAPTER IV. One day in the course of the following June
CHAPTER V. I had been again with my mother
CHAPTER VI. It befell at this period, just before Christmas
CHAPTER VII. I don¡¯t remember how soon it was
CHAPTER VIII. A few days later I again heard Dawling
CHAPTER IX. She left me
CHAPTER X. I have spoken of these reminiscences
CHAPTER XI. As soon as I saw Mrs. Meldrum
CHAPTER XII. I was soon called back to Folkestone
CHAPTER XIII. She gave me the smile once more