John Percyfield the Anatomy of Cheerfulness
John Percyfield the Anatomy of Cheerfulness
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I marvel that schoolboys can stop in dull schoolrooms when the spirit of the spring is on them, and the slanting afternoon sun is calling. The little rascals are more docile than I should have been, had fate given me a schoolmaster instead of my wise old grandfather Percy- field. I found it hard enough at college, and indeed even there I sometimes gave in, and cut lecture or laboratory to steal off to the Fens, or down to the coast.
But this spring it is all curiously different. Life has never ...been so exuberant, and yet I have none of the unrest of previous years.
I have given up the idea of finding Margaret in Europe. I mean now to seek her at New Orleans, but it is not likely that she will return there before the autumn. And meanwhile, I have much to do. Love makes one very humble. I realize how little I have to offer Margaret, how little in the way of serious accomplishment. I have never been a lazy man, but my activities have been of rather an amateurish sort. I have the uncomfortable feeling that I have never yet done my best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I marvel that schoolboys can stop in dull schoolrooms when the spirit of the spring is on them, and the slanting afternoon sun is calling. The little rascals are more docile than I should have been, had fate given me a schoolmaster instead of my wise old grandfather Percy- field. I found it hard enough at college, and indeed even there I sometimes gave in, and cut lecture or laboratory to steal off to the Fens, or down to the coast.
But this spring it is all curiously different. Life has never ...been so exuberant, and yet I have none of the unrest of previous years.
I have given up the idea of finding Margaret in Europe. I mean now to seek her at New Orleans, but it is not likely that she will return there before the autumn. And meanwhile, I have much to do. Love makes one very humble. I realize how little I have to offer Margaret, how little in the way of serious accomplishment. I have never been a lazy man, but my activities have been of rather an amateurish sort. I have the uncomfortable feeling that I have never yet done my best.
What to read after John Percyfield the Anatomy of Cheerfulness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Hanford Charles Hanford Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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