The Complete Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne
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But it seemed to me that the Greenwich pensioners are the petted children of the nation, and that the government is their dry- nurse, and that the old men themselves have a child- like consciousness of their position. Very likely, a better sort of life might have been arranged, and a wiser care bestowed on them ; but, such as it is, it en- ables them to spend a sluggish, careless, comfortable old age, grumbling, growling, gruff, as if all the foul weather of their past years were pent up within... them, yet not much mor6 discontented than such weather- beaten and battle-battered fragments of human kind must inevitably be. Their home, in its outward form, is on a very magnificent plan. Its germ was a royal palace, the full expansion of which has resulted in a series of edifices externally more beautiful than any English palace that I have seen, consisting of several quadrangles of stately architecture, united by colon- nades and gravel-walks, and enclosing grassy squares, with statues in the centre, the whole extending along the Thames.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it seemed to me that the Greenwich pensioners are the petted children of the nation, and that the government is their dry- nurse, and that the old men themselves have a child- like consciousness of their position. Very likely, a better sort of life might have been arranged, and a wiser care bestowed on them ; but, such as it is, it en- ables them to spend a sluggish, careless, comfortable old age, grumbling, growling, gruff, as if all the foul weather of their past years were pent up within... them, yet not much mor6 discontented than such weather- beaten and battle-battered fragments of human kind must inevitably be. Their home, in its outward form, is on a very magnificent plan. Its germ was a royal palace, the full expansion of which has resulted in a series of edifices externally more beautiful than any English palace that I have seen, consisting of several quadrangles of stately architecture, united by colon- nades and gravel-walks, and enclosing grassy squares, with statues in the centre, the whole extending along the Thames.
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