Mr And Mrs Villiers
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He poured cut a cup and stirred the sugar in it. Then, hav- ing munched a piece of buttered toast, he took up the thread of his remarks.
" 'Raising the tone' is the phrase, " he said. "That is to be the panacea for all unruly affections. Well, here am I, a man who, through the gradual developing process of centuries, has come out, I suppose, in a tolerably advanced state of moral and intellectual culture. How has that affected me in its bearing on the primitive instincts? It has made them the m...ore galling, in so far as it has enabled me to recognise their baseness in relation to the qualities of the mind, and it has increased their severity in proportion as this very refinement has obliged their resistance. " "But you have not resisted them, " said James.
"I resisted them until a month, ago, James. But 133 MB AND MRS FILLIERS that is really the point of the story. Possibly my case is exceptional, possibly I have reached no such delicacy of perception as I suggested; but I think you will find, if you drive it hard enough, that there must come a time when this moral culture, however highly tempered, can do no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He poured cut a cup and stirred the sugar in it. Then, hav- ing munched a piece of buttered toast, he took up the thread of his remarks.
" 'Raising the tone' is the phrase, " he said. "That is to be the panacea for all unruly affections. Well, here am I, a man who, through the gradual developing process of centuries, has come out, I suppose, in a tolerably advanced state of moral and intellectual culture. How has that affected me in its bearing on the primitive instincts? It has made them the m...ore galling, in so far as it has enabled me to recognise their baseness in relation to the qualities of the mind, and it has increased their severity in proportion as this very refinement has obliged their resistance. " "But you have not resisted them, " said James.
"I resisted them until a month, ago, James. But 133 MB AND MRS FILLIERS that is really the point of the story. Possibly my case is exceptional, possibly I have reached no such delicacy of perception as I suggested; but I think you will find, if you drive it hard enough, that there must come a time when this moral culture, however highly tempered, can do no more.
What to read after Mr And Mrs Villiers?
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