A Loss Gained
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RENEWED ACQUAINTANCE. 71 " Not that I care to know anything of the world in a wider sense, anything beyond our own limits here, " she said; "as such knowledge I believe to be the greatest ignorance, no less than the abjuration of every high impulse, descent to the mean level of general frivolity and emptiness. No! my aim shall be small happiness and modest hopes; which rightly understood are great things: an obscure, quiet life is exactly what suits me, and to that I look forward just what home... offers: the garden, a few books, a dance now and then for change, and Jane to take care of me ; that is all. The less one looks away I believe the better ; for happiness stands in the centre, and a narrow circle must approach it closest. As for the rest I am very ignorant of the world now, and hope to remain so always. " " It is exactly, " Luke answered, " because of ignorance itself that you hold that opinion ; although I admit that ignorance is the best of all safeguards to a strong impression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RENEWED ACQUAINTANCE. 71 " Not that I care to know anything of the world in a wider sense, anything beyond our own limits here, " she said; "as such knowledge I believe to be the greatest ignorance, no less than the abjuration of every high impulse, descent to the mean level of general frivolity and emptiness. No! my aim shall be small happiness and modest hopes; which rightly understood are great things: an obscure, quiet life is exactly what suits me, and to that I look forward just what home... offers: the garden, a few books, a dance now and then for change, and Jane to take care of me ; that is all. The less one looks away I believe the better ; for happiness stands in the centre, and a narrow circle must approach it closest. As for the rest I am very ignorant of the world now, and hope to remain so always. " " It is exactly, " Luke answered, " because of ignorance itself that you hold that opinion ; although I admit that ignorance is the best of all safeguards to a strong impression.
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