Canterbury Tales volume 5
Canterbury Tales volume 5
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Yet the fpot, though embellifhed with the fmites of love, was not a fcene of gaiety. The beginning, and concluding feafons of a watering-place, often prefent to the view only thofe whom neceffity confines there ; a group of melancholy in- valids, anxious ftill to balk in that fun- fliine which they appear never again likely to behold.
Madame de T — became but too fen- fible of fufferings which fhe daily witnefTed- She had at firft chofen a fituation as near the fprings as me conveniently could ...: but the attentive fondnefs of the Colonel quickly removed her from thence, to one of thofe beautiful, though ruftic habita- tions peculiar to Switzerland, where the houfehold, prefenting a miniature of the patriarchal days, becomes no longer an cftablifh- THE FRIEND^ TALE. 1 79 cftablifliment, but a family : in this fwcct retreat fhe devoted herfelf to her mufic, her books, and above all, to her hufband.
" Yet my friend, " faid fhe to the latter, " let us not be wholly felfifh ! Sorrow and ficknefs are around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the fpot, though embellifhed with the fmites of love, was not a fcene of gaiety. The beginning, and concluding feafons of a watering-place, often prefent to the view only thofe whom neceffity confines there ; a group of melancholy in- valids, anxious ftill to balk in that fun- fliine which they appear never again likely to behold.
Madame de T — became but too fen- fible of fufferings which fhe daily witnefTed- She had at firft chofen a fituation as near the fprings as me conveniently could ...: but the attentive fondnefs of the Colonel quickly removed her from thence, to one of thofe beautiful, though ruftic habita- tions peculiar to Switzerland, where the houfehold, prefenting a miniature of the patriarchal days, becomes no longer an cftablifh- THE FRIEND^ TALE. 1 79 cftablifliment, but a family : in this fwcct retreat fhe devoted herfelf to her mufic, her books, and above all, to her hufband.
" Yet my friend, " faid fhe to the latter, " let us not be wholly felfifh ! Sorrow and ficknefs are around.
What to read after Canterbury Tales volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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