The Life And Correspondence of Andrew Combe
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185 "I do not know what you and your nieces have in view this winter in regard to attending classes and going out, but I think it right to state to you thus early, that the state of health of both would, in my opinion, make at- tendance on any winter lectures imprudent and unsafe; and I cannot resist the conviction that both of them suffered materially last season from that cause, joined to evening amusements. In saying so, I am fully aware of the disappointment which they may feel, and of the ...abstract desirableness of their missing no opportunity of either instruction or enjoyment which they may now possess ; but it is a deep sense of the necessity of the absti- nence which makes me, notwithstanding, recommend it.
" The fact is, that, constructed as our lecture-rooms are, and exposed, as the auditors must be, to cold on the one hand, and to heat and crowding on the other, no delicate person ought to enter them; and that the Misses must at present be so classed, is only too certain, for neither of them pre- sents that healthy vigor of appearance which alone can enable any one to withstand the exposure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
185 "I do not know what you and your nieces have in view this winter in regard to attending classes and going out, but I think it right to state to you thus early, that the state of health of both would, in my opinion, make at- tendance on any winter lectures imprudent and unsafe; and I cannot resist the conviction that both of them suffered materially last season from that cause, joined to evening amusements. In saying so, I am fully aware of the disappointment which they may feel, and of the ...abstract desirableness of their missing no opportunity of either instruction or enjoyment which they may now possess ; but it is a deep sense of the necessity of the absti- nence which makes me, notwithstanding, recommend it.
" The fact is, that, constructed as our lecture-rooms are, and exposed, as the auditors must be, to cold on the one hand, and to heat and crowding on the other, no delicate person ought to enter them; and that the Misses must at present be so classed, is only too certain, for neither of them pre- sents that healthy vigor of appearance which alone can enable any one to withstand the exposure.
What to read after The Life And Correspondence of Andrew Combe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Combe, George, 1788-1858 to read onlineMoreLess
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