The Recreations of a Country Parson
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You write a book. Twenty favourable reviews of it appear, and two unfavourable : Mr. Snarling arrives after break- fast, sure as fate, with the two unfavourable reviews in his pocket. You are cheerful and contented with your lot and your house : Mr. Snarling never misses an oppor- tunity of pointing out to you the dulness of your situation, the inconvenience of your dwelling, the inferiority of the place you hold in life to what you might a priori have an- ticipated. You are quite light-hearted... when Mr. Snarling enters ; but when he goes, you cannot help feeling a good deal depressed. The blackest side of things has been pressed on your notice during his stay. I do not think this is entirely the result of malice. It is ignorance of the right way to face little worries. The man has got a habit of looking only at the dunghilL Would that he could learn better sense !
Let me here remark a certain confusion which exists in the minds of many. I have known persons who prided themselves on their ability to inflict pain on others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You write a book. Twenty favourable reviews of it appear, and two unfavourable : Mr. Snarling arrives after break- fast, sure as fate, with the two unfavourable reviews in his pocket. You are cheerful and contented with your lot and your house : Mr. Snarling never misses an oppor- tunity of pointing out to you the dulness of your situation, the inconvenience of your dwelling, the inferiority of the place you hold in life to what you might a priori have an- ticipated. You are quite light-hearted... when Mr. Snarling enters ; but when he goes, you cannot help feeling a good deal depressed. The blackest side of things has been pressed on your notice during his stay. I do not think this is entirely the result of malice. It is ignorance of the right way to face little worries. The man has got a habit of looking only at the dunghilL Would that he could learn better sense !
Let me here remark a certain confusion which exists in the minds of many. I have known persons who prided themselves on their ability to inflict pain on others.
What to read after The Recreations of a Country Parson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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