The Savage Club Papers volume 1
The Savage Club Papers volume 1
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Every other pleasure of life still remains to him every other pleasure except that of indulging in love's young dream. He can still enjoy the beauties of nature. The sun is as warm, the sky is as bright, the flowers 156 The Savage-Club Papers.
are as sweet as ever they were ; but tlie warmth and the brightness and the sweetness of young love's smile fall upon him no more.
I don't want to be very sentimental over this subject, and I will try not to be ; but as one who has only very slightly decl...ined into the vale of years, it is very provoking to think that I am con- sidered too old for sweethearting. Suppose that already in my lifetime I have kissed and prattled with fifty fair maids. What of that? Is there to be no more of it because I am just a year or two older than I was at the time of that picnic, when all the girls' mammas thought I was only six-and- twenty, and smiled upon my prospective suit ? Why is the line to be drawn and the warning-off board to be hoisted just at that time of his life when a man begins to know how to make love ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every other pleasure of life still remains to him every other pleasure except that of indulging in love's young dream. He can still enjoy the beauties of nature. The sun is as warm, the sky is as bright, the flowers 156 The Savage-Club Papers.
are as sweet as ever they were ; but tlie warmth and the brightness and the sweetness of young love's smile fall upon him no more.
I don't want to be very sentimental over this subject, and I will try not to be ; but as one who has only very slightly decl...ined into the vale of years, it is very provoking to think that I am con- sidered too old for sweethearting. Suppose that already in my lifetime I have kissed and prattled with fifty fair maids. What of that? Is there to be no more of it because I am just a year or two older than I was at the time of that picnic, when all the girls' mammas thought I was only six-and- twenty, and smiled upon my prospective suit ? Why is the line to be drawn and the warning-off board to be hoisted just at that time of his life when a man begins to know how to make love ?
What to read after The Savage Club Papers volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by England Savage Club London to read onlineMoreLess
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