The Lovels of Arden : a Novel 1
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He does not read many authors, hut those he does care for he reads with all his heart. He taught me to appreciate Dante, and to make myself familiar with the history of his age, in order to understand him better.' ' Very wise of him, no doubt. And that kind of studious life with your papa is very pleasant to you, I suppose, Miss Lovel ?' ' Yes,' she answered thoughtfully ; ' I have been quite happy with papa. Some people might fancy the life dull perhaps, but it has scarcely seemed so to me. Of... course it is very different from life here; but I suppose one would get tired of such a perpetual round of pleasure as Lady Laura provides for us.' ' I should imagine so. Life in a country-house full of delightful people must be quite intolerable be- yond a certain limit. One so soon gets tired of one's best friends. I think that is why people travel so much nowadays. It is the only polite excuse for being alone.' The time came when Clarissa began to fancy that 136 THE LOVELS OF ARDEN.
her visit had lasted long enough, and that, in common decency, she was bound to depart ; but on suggesting as much to Lady Laura, that kindly hostess declared she could not possibly do without her dearest Clarissa for ever so long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He does not read many authors, hut those he does care for he reads with all his heart. He taught me to appreciate Dante, and to make myself familiar with the history of his age, in order to understand him better.' ' Very wise of him, no doubt. And that kind of studious life with your papa is very pleasant to you, I suppose, Miss Lovel ?' ' Yes,' she answered thoughtfully ; ' I have been quite happy with papa. Some people might fancy the life dull perhaps, but it has scarcely seemed so to me. Of... course it is very different from life here; but I suppose one would get tired of such a perpetual round of pleasure as Lady Laura provides for us.' ' I should imagine so. Life in a country-house full of delightful people must be quite intolerable be- yond a certain limit. One so soon gets tired of one's best friends. I think that is why people travel so much nowadays. It is the only polite excuse for being alone.' The time came when Clarissa began to fancy that 136 THE LOVELS OF ARDEN.
her visit had lasted long enough, and that, in common decency, she was bound to depart ; but on suggesting as much to Lady Laura, that kindly hostess declared she could not possibly do without her dearest Clarissa for ever so long.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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