Locke
Locke
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107 gift of cheerfulness, which renders even the invalid's chamber a joy to those who enter it. All the glimpses we obtain of the life at Oates represent it as a gay and pleasant one, none the less gay and pleasant because its enjoyments were modest and rational. After complain- ing to Molyneux of the persistent asthma which confined him a close prisoner to the house during the winter of 1G97-S, he adds, "I wish nevertheless that you were here with me to see how well I am ; for you would find t...hat, sitting by the fireside, I could bear my part in dis- coursing, laughing, and being merry with you, as well as ever I could in my life. If you were here (and, if wishes of more than one could bring you, you would be here to- day) you would find three or four in the parlour after dinner, who, you would say, passed their afternoons as agreeably and as jocundly as any people you have this good while met with. " Locke's conversation is reported to have been peculiarly fascinating. He had a large stock of stories, and is said to have had a singularly easy and humorous way of telling them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
107 gift of cheerfulness, which renders even the invalid's chamber a joy to those who enter it. All the glimpses we obtain of the life at Oates represent it as a gay and pleasant one, none the less gay and pleasant because its enjoyments were modest and rational. After complain- ing to Molyneux of the persistent asthma which confined him a close prisoner to the house during the winter of 1G97-S, he adds, "I wish nevertheless that you were here with me to see how well I am ; for you would find t...hat, sitting by the fireside, I could bear my part in dis- coursing, laughing, and being merry with you, as well as ever I could in my life. If you were here (and, if wishes of more than one could bring you, you would be here to- day) you would find three or four in the parlour after dinner, who, you would say, passed their afternoons as agreeably and as jocundly as any people you have this good while met with. " Locke's conversation is reported to have been peculiarly fascinating. He had a large stock of stories, and is said to have had a singularly easy and humorous way of telling them.
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