Charles Lamb the Lloyds
Charles Lamb the Lloyds
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" I often picture to myself a contingency, which most likely never will take place, but yet may, and which I contemplate with a strange fondness and delight. 'Tis of you and myself travelling together abroad — in the South of France, or in Italy, or in Switzerland, or in some part of Spain. Tour susceptibility and my mathematical caution combined would form an excellent travelling temperament, I 133 CHARLES LAMB AND THE LLOYDS think. If there was peace over Europe, and you and I had each of us ...independent fortunes, I am sure I should propose it to you. I should like to know whether this idea pleases you as it does me, but I should guess not, for which I could give most sage reasons ; and if I guessed wrong, I could give most sage reasons again, to account for the erroneousness of my former reasons. In short, if / should guess^ it would be guessing. Your brother Plumstead is coming to-day with Wordsworth to dine with me. The little I saw of him, when he passed through Cambridge before, had given me a very inade- quate idea of him — indeed, I was just then un- tuned to everything new.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I often picture to myself a contingency, which most likely never will take place, but yet may, and which I contemplate with a strange fondness and delight. 'Tis of you and myself travelling together abroad — in the South of France, or in Italy, or in Switzerland, or in some part of Spain. Tour susceptibility and my mathematical caution combined would form an excellent travelling temperament, I 133 CHARLES LAMB AND THE LLOYDS think. If there was peace over Europe, and you and I had each of us ...independent fortunes, I am sure I should propose it to you. I should like to know whether this idea pleases you as it does me, but I should guess not, for which I could give most sage reasons ; and if I guessed wrong, I could give most sage reasons again, to account for the erroneousness of my former reasons. In short, if / should guess^ it would be guessing. Your brother Plumstead is coming to-day with Wordsworth to dine with me. The little I saw of him, when he passed through Cambridge before, had given me a very inade- quate idea of him — indeed, I was just then un- tuned to everything new.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E V Edward Verrall Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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