Lady Mary Wortley Montague
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"It is certain there are as many marriages as ever. Richardson is soeager for the multiplication of them, I suppose he is some parishcurate, whose chief profit depends on weddings and christenings. He isnot a man-midwife; for he would be better skilled in physic than tothink fits and madness any ornament to the characters of his heroines:though his Sir Charles had no thoughts of marrying Clementina till shehad lost her wits, and the divine Clarissa never acted prudently tillshe was in the same ...condition, and then very wisely desired to becarried to Bedlam, which is really all that is to be done in that case. Madness is as much corporal distemper as the gout or asthma, neveroccasioned by affliction, or to be cured by the enjoyment of theirextravagant wishes. Passion may indeed bring on a fit, but the diseaseis lodged in the blood, and it is not more ridiculous to attempt torelieve the gout by an embroidered slipper, than to restore reason bythe gratification of wild desires.
"Richardson is as ignorant in morality as he is in anatomy, when hedeclares abusing an obliging husband, or an indulgent parent, to be aninnocent recreation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is certain there are as many marriages as ever. Richardson is soeager for the multiplication of them, I suppose he is some parishcurate, whose chief profit depends on weddings and christenings. He isnot a man-midwife; for he would be better skilled in physic than tothink fits and madness any ornament to the characters of his heroines:though his Sir Charles had no thoughts of marrying Clementina till shehad lost her wits, and the divine Clarissa never acted prudently tillshe was in the same ...condition, and then very wisely desired to becarried to Bedlam, which is really all that is to be done in that case. Madness is as much corporal distemper as the gout or asthma, neveroccasioned by affliction, or to be cured by the enjoyment of theirextravagant wishes. Passion may indeed bring on a fit, but the diseaseis lodged in the blood, and it is not more ridiculous to attempt torelieve the gout by an embroidered slipper, than to restore reason bythe gratification of wild desires.
"Richardson is as ignorant in morality as he is in anatomy, when hedeclares abusing an obliging husband, or an indulgent parent, to be aninnocent recreation.
What to read after Lady Mary Wortley Montague?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melville Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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