Wenderholme : a Story of Lancashire And Yorkshire 3
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People meet to amuse each other, to enjoy all those pleasures (and they are many) which can best be enjoyed in common, so that the love of society often means not merely a sympathy for human nature, but an enjoyment of good eating, and billiards, and the chase. Now, since John Stanburne had a very healthy and sound constitution, he was eminently capable of enjoying himself, and therefore easily became a highly sociable person. The more sociable he be- came, the more he felt persuaded that the h...ouse in London was a proper thing to keep up, and there came to be quite an admirable harmony between him and Lady Helena. She had always loved him very much, but in the days when he had a fancy for retirement, she had felt just a shade of contempt for the rusticity of his tastes.
WENDERHOLME. 143 As this rusticity wore off, lier ladyship respected her husband more corapletely ; and the coolness which had existed between them in the year 1853 was succeeded by an aflfectionate indulgence on both sides, which was entirely satisfactory to Lady Helena, and was only a little less so to the Colonel, because he knew it to be a sacrifice of firmness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People meet to amuse each other, to enjoy all those pleasures (and they are many) which can best be enjoyed in common, so that the love of society often means not merely a sympathy for human nature, but an enjoyment of good eating, and billiards, and the chase. Now, since John Stanburne had a very healthy and sound constitution, he was eminently capable of enjoying himself, and therefore easily became a highly sociable person. The more sociable he be- came, the more he felt persuaded that the h...ouse in London was a proper thing to keep up, and there came to be quite an admirable harmony between him and Lady Helena. She had always loved him very much, but in the days when he had a fancy for retirement, she had felt just a shade of contempt for the rusticity of his tastes.
WENDERHOLME. 143 As this rusticity wore off, lier ladyship respected her husband more corapletely ; and the coolness which had existed between them in the year 1853 was succeeded by an aflfectionate indulgence on both sides, which was entirely satisfactory to Lady Helena, and was only a little less so to the Colonel, because he knew it to be a sacrifice of firmness.
What to read after Wenderholme : a Story of Lancashire And Yorkshire 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gilbert Hamerton to read onlineMoreLess
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