Wensley: a Story Without a Moral
Wensley: a Story Without a Moral
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Other some, that the comer of a blazing wood fire, on a winter's evening, is indeed " a coign of vantage," if rightly improved by a judicioivs mind. There are who hold that a sleigh ride, in a clear, cold, crackling, /winter's night, is not incapable of being turned to a good account, with all its manifold eidiilarations and excitations.
110 WEirSLET.
And there are not wanting who maintain that a ball room^ with all its heatt^ and crush, and bustle, — i* When music softens and when dancing fire...s/' — furnishes that exact combination of proximity and isolation which constitutes the most congenial at- mosphere for civilized love to grow in, from the first incipiency of flirtation to the final desperation of proposal. There was much to be said in behalf of this theory in the days before the incursions of bar- barian dances had shaken the institutions of civilized ball rooms to their foundations. The country dances of our ancestors and the quadrilles of our own times were not xmfavorable to the gentle flutterings of the hovering Loves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other some, that the comer of a blazing wood fire, on a winter's evening, is indeed " a coign of vantage," if rightly improved by a judicioivs mind. There are who hold that a sleigh ride, in a clear, cold, crackling, /winter's night, is not incapable of being turned to a good account, with all its manifold eidiilarations and excitations.
110 WEirSLET.
And there are not wanting who maintain that a ball room^ with all its heatt^ and crush, and bustle, — i* When music softens and when dancing fire...s/' — furnishes that exact combination of proximity and isolation which constitutes the most congenial at- mosphere for civilized love to grow in, from the first incipiency of flirtation to the final desperation of proposal. There was much to be said in behalf of this theory in the days before the incursions of bar- barian dances had shaken the institutions of civilized ball rooms to their foundations. The country dances of our ancestors and the quadrilles of our own times were not xmfavorable to the gentle flutterings of the hovering Loves.
What to read after Wensley: a Story Without a Moral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Quincy to read onlineMoreLess
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