Matrimony 3
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So Claud went back to Paris alone, to take up his part as one of the resident workers in the city which he had hitherto scarcely known, save as strangers know it. In that new and busy world, where he made many friends, and added considerably to the store of his ex- perience, and where each day brought him some fresh aid towards that study of mankind which he had chosen to adopt as his profession, we may for the present take leave of him.
VOL. iir.
82 MATRIMONY.
CHAPTER IV.
IN THE LINCOLNSHIRE W...OLDS.
If Mr. Flemyng had been shown the letter in which he was represented as protesting against the notion of his daughter's leaving him, a slightly disdainful smile would probably have illumined the features of that superior being.
Nina was, as he had told her, heartily welcome to make use of her old home whenever it might suit her to do so ; but to suppose that the society of any member of his family was, or could be, indispensable to Mr. Flemyng would have been to show a lamentable misconception of a nature becoming daily more and more weaned from earthly affections by contemplation of the abstract, and accustomed, in its less lofty moods, to occupy itself rather with the welfare of the community than with those narrower family cares which chiefly interest women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So Claud went back to Paris alone, to take up his part as one of the resident workers in the city which he had hitherto scarcely known, save as strangers know it. In that new and busy world, where he made many friends, and added considerably to the store of his ex- perience, and where each day brought him some fresh aid towards that study of mankind which he had chosen to adopt as his profession, we may for the present take leave of him.
VOL. iir.
82 MATRIMONY.
CHAPTER IV.
IN THE LINCOLNSHIRE W...OLDS.
If Mr. Flemyng had been shown the letter in which he was represented as protesting against the notion of his daughter's leaving him, a slightly disdainful smile would probably have illumined the features of that superior being.
Nina was, as he had told her, heartily welcome to make use of her old home whenever it might suit her to do so ; but to suppose that the society of any member of his family was, or could be, indispensable to Mr. Flemyng would have been to show a lamentable misconception of a nature becoming daily more and more weaned from earthly affections by contemplation of the abstract, and accustomed, in its less lofty moods, to occupy itself rather with the welfare of the community than with those narrower family cares which chiefly interest women.
What to read after Matrimony 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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