The Works of George Meredith
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Examine the situation at present. Aminta has ail she needs — every luxury. Her title as Countess of Ormont is not denied. Her husband justly refuses to put foot into English society. She, choosing to go where she may be received, dissociates herself from him, and he does not complain. She does complain. There is a difference between the two.
He had always shunned the closer yoke with a woman because of these vexatious dissensions. For not only are women incapable of practising, they cannot comp...re- hend magnanimity.
Lord Ormont's argumentative reverie to the above effect had been pursued over and over. He knew that the country which broke his military career and ridiculed his newspaper controversy was unforgiven by him.
He did not reflect on the consequences of such an un- pardoning spirit in its operation on his mind.
If he could but have passed the injury, he would ulti- mately — ^for his claims of service were admitted — ^have had employment of some kind. Inoccupation was poison to Mm; travel juggled with his malady of rest- lessness; really, a compression of the warrior's natural forces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Examine the situation at present. Aminta has ail she needs — every luxury. Her title as Countess of Ormont is not denied. Her husband justly refuses to put foot into English society. She, choosing to go where she may be received, dissociates herself from him, and he does not complain. She does complain. There is a difference between the two.
He had always shunned the closer yoke with a woman because of these vexatious dissensions. For not only are women incapable of practising, they cannot comp...re- hend magnanimity.
Lord Ormont's argumentative reverie to the above effect had been pursued over and over. He knew that the country which broke his military career and ridiculed his newspaper controversy was unforgiven by him.
He did not reflect on the consequences of such an un- pardoning spirit in its operation on his mind.
If he could but have passed the injury, he would ulti- mately — ^for his claims of service were admitted — ^have had employment of some kind. Inoccupation was poison to Mm; travel juggled with his malady of rest- lessness; really, a compression of the warrior's natural forces.
What to read after The Works of George Meredith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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