Olivia in India
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France--that noble, fine land--I know and love well. Italy I should like better if there were not so many Madonnas andChildren (or ought I to say Madonnas and Childs?) to look at;Switzerland is my darling own place, but Germany I have hitherto onlyassociated with Goethe whom as a poet I dislike, large sausages, andtheological doubts. Your description makes me feel that I may havemisjudged the country and the people; in fact, your little town soundsa most attractive place to live in. No, I don't... think I would expectyou to make friends easily. I think you are the sort of man to havehosts of acquaintances and only one or two real friends. You know, yourather scare people. I think it is partly your manner and greatly yourmonocle; you have such a detached air, and often I have noticed youvery unresponsive when people were trying to be amusing. Oh, I don'tmean you are ever rude, but you are sometimes chilling. If I hadn'tknown from Boggley that you were, as he puts it, a perfect jewel, Ithink I should have shrunk away from before you that first day we metand sat next each other at lunch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
France--that noble, fine land--I know and love well. Italy I should like better if there were not so many Madonnas andChildren (or ought I to say Madonnas and Childs?) to look at;Switzerland is my darling own place, but Germany I have hitherto onlyassociated with Goethe whom as a poet I dislike, large sausages, andtheological doubts. Your description makes me feel that I may havemisjudged the country and the people; in fact, your little town soundsa most attractive place to live in. No, I don't... think I would expectyou to make friends easily. I think you are the sort of man to havehosts of acquaintances and only one or two real friends. You know, yourather scare people. I think it is partly your manner and greatly yourmonocle; you have such a detached air, and often I have noticed youvery unresponsive when people were trying to be amusing. Oh, I don'tmean you are ever rude, but you are sometimes chilling. If I hadn'tknown from Boggley that you were, as he puts it, a perfect jewel, Ithink I should have shrunk away from before you that first day we metand sat next each other at lunch.
What to read after Olivia in India?
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