Embarrassments
Embarrassments
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It was anything but Bohemia it was the very temple of Mrs. Grundy. We knew we were too critical, and that made us sublimely indulgent; we believed we did our duty or wanted to, and that made us free to dream. But we dreamed over the multi plication-table ; we were nothing if not practical. Oh, the long smokes and sudden ideas, the 198 EMBARRASSMENTS knowing hints and banished scruples! The great thing was for Limbert to bring out his next book, which was just what his delightful engagement with... the Beacon would give him leisure and liberty to do. The kind of work, all human and elastic and suggestive, was capi tal experience: in picking up things for his bi-weekly letter he would pick up life as well, he would pick up literature. The new publica tions, the new pictures, the new people there would be nothing too novel for us and nobody too sacred. We introduced everything and everybody into Mrs. Stannace s drawing-room, of which I again became a familiar.
Mrs. Stannace, it was true, thought herself in strange company; she didn t particularly mind the new books, though some of them seemed queer enough, but to the new people she had decided objections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was anything but Bohemia it was the very temple of Mrs. Grundy. We knew we were too critical, and that made us sublimely indulgent; we believed we did our duty or wanted to, and that made us free to dream. But we dreamed over the multi plication-table ; we were nothing if not practical. Oh, the long smokes and sudden ideas, the 198 EMBARRASSMENTS knowing hints and banished scruples! The great thing was for Limbert to bring out his next book, which was just what his delightful engagement with... the Beacon would give him leisure and liberty to do. The kind of work, all human and elastic and suggestive, was capi tal experience: in picking up things for his bi-weekly letter he would pick up life as well, he would pick up literature. The new publica tions, the new pictures, the new people there would be nothing too novel for us and nobody too sacred. We introduced everything and everybody into Mrs. Stannace s drawing-room, of which I again became a familiar.
Mrs. Stannace, it was true, thought herself in strange company; she didn t particularly mind the new books, though some of them seemed queer enough, but to the new people she had decided objections.
What to read after Embarrassments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry James Junr to read onlineMoreLess
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