Amelia — Complete
Amelia — Complete
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In truth, I can find no excuse for you, and, what is more, I am certain you can find none for yourself. I mustdeal therefore very plainly and sincerely with you. Vanity is alwayscontemptible; but when joined with dishonesty, it becomes odious anddetestable. At whose expence are you to support this equipage? is itnot entirely at the expence of others? and will it not finally end inthat of your poor wife and children? you know you are two years inarrears to me. If I could impute this to any extra...ordinary or commonaccident I think I should never have mentioned it; but I will notsuffer my money to support the ridiculous, and, I must say, criminalvanity of any one. I expect, therefore, to find, at my return, thatyou have either discharged my whole debt, or your equipage. Let me begyou seriously to consider your circumstances and condition in life, and to remember that your situation will not justify any the leastunnecessary expence. _Simply to be poor, _ says my favourite Greekhistorian, _was not held scandalous by the wise Athenians, but highlyso to owe that poverty to our own indiscretion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In truth, I can find no excuse for you, and, what is more, I am certain you can find none for yourself. I mustdeal therefore very plainly and sincerely with you. Vanity is alwayscontemptible; but when joined with dishonesty, it becomes odious anddetestable. At whose expence are you to support this equipage? is itnot entirely at the expence of others? and will it not finally end inthat of your poor wife and children? you know you are two years inarrears to me. If I could impute this to any extra...ordinary or commonaccident I think I should never have mentioned it; but I will notsuffer my money to support the ridiculous, and, I must say, criminalvanity of any one. I expect, therefore, to find, at my return, thatyou have either discharged my whole debt, or your equipage. Let me begyou seriously to consider your circumstances and condition in life, and to remember that your situation will not justify any the leastunnecessary expence. _Simply to be poor, _ says my favourite Greekhistorian, _was not held scandalous by the wise Athenians, but highlyso to owe that poverty to our own indiscretion.
What to read after Amelia — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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