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Men do not in general acquire a habit of bad company for the love of bad company, but because it is the easiest to get ioto^ or perhaps at the moment the only resource ; and those who only make occasional aberrations, are probably most frequently in* duced to do so by temptation presenting itself, and there being no other attraction at hand. A club is a constant pro* vision against these dangers for those who wish to avail thencu selves of it ; and whether a man is weary of solitude, oris not q...uite ready for it after the enjoyments of society, he has al^ ways a resource in the easy attractions of lus club, where he may harmlessly while away the hour or half hour, which he would otherwise be at a loss to dispose of. In my opinipn, ji well-constituted club is an institution affording, advant^i^ unmixed with alloy, I am aware that such j^ Jiot thf td^w which ladies are disposed to take of ^he subject, biat J tb^xik they judge from a misapprehension of £iots^ and that innt^ end they will be no small gainers by the improvement of.jtbf habits of the m€% likely, or rather certain, to result frw) t}cj^ course of life pursued in clubs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men do not in general acquire a habit of bad company for the love of bad company, but because it is the easiest to get ioto^ or perhaps at the moment the only resource ; and those who only make occasional aberrations, are probably most frequently in* duced to do so by temptation presenting itself, and there being no other attraction at hand. A club is a constant pro* vision against these dangers for those who wish to avail thencu selves of it ; and whether a man is weary of solitude, oris not q...uite ready for it after the enjoyments of society, he has al^ ways a resource in the easy attractions of lus club, where he may harmlessly while away the hour or half hour, which he would otherwise be at a loss to dispose of. In my opinipn, ji well-constituted club is an institution affording, advant^i^ unmixed with alloy, I am aware that such j^ Jiot thf td^w which ladies are disposed to take of ^he subject, biat J tb^xik they judge from a misapprehension of £iots^ and that innt^ end they will be no small gainers by the improvement of.jtbf habits of the m€% likely, or rather certain, to result frw) t}cj^ course of life pursued in clubs.
What to read after The Original 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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