Trevethlan a Cornish Story volume 1
Trevethlan a Cornish Story volume 1
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Lewis Everope had inherited a moderate patrimony, and lived as if it were inexhaus- tible. He had been to a university, only to squander his money, and to obtain no distinction. Confident in his abilities, he never gave them fair pla} r . He seemed to think that intuition could supply the place of information. He rarely finished a book — did he not know what the author was about to say? Thus his knowledge was of little value, because it was never complete. Every hour a new Cynthia attracted his... attention. He did almost everything" by halfs, and therefore few thing's well. Desultory men are not often men of principle, and he was not one of the exceptions. He was fond of society, TREVETHLAN. 163 and too careless to avoid its temptations. Very soon he learned the difficulty of say- ing- " No. " His career was much the same, when he quitted the university with a very ignoble degree, and entered an inn of court and a pleader's chambers, in the idea of being- admitted to the forum. He became im- mersed in gay company; enjoyed, like Alfieri when an ensign in the Asti militia, the greatest possible liberty of doing nothing*, which was precisely the one thing he was determined to do; in spite of the remonstrances of his friends, continually postponed his call to the bar ; and in point of fact never was called.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lewis Everope had inherited a moderate patrimony, and lived as if it were inexhaus- tible. He had been to a university, only to squander his money, and to obtain no distinction. Confident in his abilities, he never gave them fair pla} r . He seemed to think that intuition could supply the place of information. He rarely finished a book — did he not know what the author was about to say? Thus his knowledge was of little value, because it was never complete. Every hour a new Cynthia attracted his... attention. He did almost everything" by halfs, and therefore few thing's well. Desultory men are not often men of principle, and he was not one of the exceptions. He was fond of society, TREVETHLAN. 163 and too careless to avoid its temptations. Very soon he learned the difficulty of say- ing- " No. " His career was much the same, when he quitted the university with a very ignoble degree, and entered an inn of court and a pleader's chambers, in the idea of being- admitted to the forum. He became im- mersed in gay company; enjoyed, like Alfieri when an ensign in the Asti militia, the greatest possible liberty of doing nothing*, which was precisely the one thing he was determined to do; in spite of the remonstrances of his friends, continually postponed his call to the bar ; and in point of fact never was called.
What to read after Trevethlan a Cornish Story volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Davy Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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