Cornish Worthies: Sketches of Some Eminent Cornish Men And Families 1

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Cornish Worthies: Sketches of Some Eminent Cornish Men And Families 1
Walter Hawken Tregellas
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Bassanio had been in his youth a man of gallantry ; his figure despicable enough, but his wit and cheerfiilness made amends, though at this time both were a good deal impaired by an ill state of health and a very dull wife, who, with a very inferior understanding to his, was the chief agent.
He seemed only to act with her permission, which was most astonishing. We were received at first, I thought, very coolly. Gromio's marrying was a great disappointment to Bassanio and Fulvia (Mrs. Basset).
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...hey expected his estate, and were both avaricious.
Bassanio liked to take wine, but not to excess.
When his spirits were a little raised, he was very gay and entertaining ; and till then I had not laughed, or 126 Sotne Cornish Worthies.
shown the least sign of mirth. After having spent a fortnight at this place, Gromio grew thoughtful, and would often retire to his chamber, and at supper and dinner sat gloomy and discontented. When I was alone with him, he would sigh and groan as if his heart would break.


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