Until the Day Breaks ... 1
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'People spend a lot of money on their houses, and the result is generally hideous ; and we are, most of us, too tired with struggling to do the useless things society makes us do, to be able to enjoy any real pleasure when it comes.' A TELEGRAM. 133 ' I wisli you could go to Switzerland with us some day ; there one gets an idea of how simple .life might be made. A house built all of wood, with those charm- ing carved balconies, not a carpet on any floor, the furniture all of white unvarnished p...ine, simple food, simple style of dress, no court, no aristocracy, all the grandeur belongs to nature — mountains, glaciers, and forests.' 'A poor fellow like myself, who only wants to be an artist, might be happy there no doubt — but do you think you would be, Cecilia? you, with your love of politics and your interest in all the questions of the day ?' ' Ah, Clive,' she answered, smiling a little sadly, ' that is just the never-ceasing worry of my life. Some ancestor of mine must have had a passion for political life, and 134 UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'People spend a lot of money on their houses, and the result is generally hideous ; and we are, most of us, too tired with struggling to do the useless things society makes us do, to be able to enjoy any real pleasure when it comes.' A TELEGRAM. 133 ' I wisli you could go to Switzerland with us some day ; there one gets an idea of how simple .life might be made. A house built all of wood, with those charm- ing carved balconies, not a carpet on any floor, the furniture all of white unvarnished p...ine, simple food, simple style of dress, no court, no aristocracy, all the grandeur belongs to nature — mountains, glaciers, and forests.' 'A poor fellow like myself, who only wants to be an artist, might be happy there no doubt — but do you think you would be, Cecilia? you, with your love of politics and your interest in all the questions of the day ?' ' Ah, Clive,' she answered, smiling a little sadly, ' that is just the never-ceasing worry of my life. Some ancestor of mine must have had a passion for political life, and 134 UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS.
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