The Gift of Friendship
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life myself, with whom 1 soon retired into the country, and set out upon what we thought a sober, well-regulated plan. The situation was so distant as to be quite out of reach of my former town- companions j provisions were cheap and servants faithful ; in short, everything so circumstanced that we made no doubt of living considerably within our income. Our manner of life, however, was to be happy and prudent. By the improve- ment of my estate, I was to be equally amused and enriched; my skill ...in sports- manship (for I had acquired that science to great perfection at the university) was to procure vigour to my constitution, and dainties to my table ; and, against the long nights of winter, we were pro- vided with an excellent neighbourhood.
ON ACQUISITION OF FRIENDS 95 This last-mentioned article is the only A talent , . , , r J for friend- one which we have round come up en- ma king tirely to our expectations. My talent for friend-making has indeed extended the limits of neighbourhoods, good deal farther than the word is commonly understood to reach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
life myself, with whom 1 soon retired into the country, and set out upon what we thought a sober, well-regulated plan. The situation was so distant as to be quite out of reach of my former town- companions j provisions were cheap and servants faithful ; in short, everything so circumstanced that we made no doubt of living considerably within our income. Our manner of life, however, was to be happy and prudent. By the improve- ment of my estate, I was to be equally amused and enriched; my skill ...in sports- manship (for I had acquired that science to great perfection at the university) was to procure vigour to my constitution, and dainties to my table ; and, against the long nights of winter, we were pro- vided with an excellent neighbourhood.
ON ACQUISITION OF FRIENDS 95 This last-mentioned article is the only A talent , . , , r J for friend- one which we have round come up en- ma king tirely to our expectations. My talent for friend-making has indeed extended the limits of neighbourhoods, good deal farther than the word is commonly understood to reach.
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