Colonel Quaritch, V.C.
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Jobson and Jane.
No one, as somebody once said with equal truth and profundity, knowswhat a minute may bring forth, much less, therefore, does anybody knowwhat an evening of say two hundred and forty minutes may produce. Forinstance, Harold Quaritch--though by this time he had gone so far asto freely admit to himself that he was utterly and hopelessly in lovewith Ida, in love with her with that settled and determined passionwhich sometimes strikes a man or woman in middle age--certainly didnot ...know that before the evening was out he would have declared hisdevotion with results that shall be made clear in their decent order. When he put on his dress clothes to come up to dinner, he had no moreintention of proposing to Ida than he had of not taking them off whenhe went to bed. His love was deep enough and steady enough, butperhaps it did not possess that wild impetuosity which carries peopleso far in their youth, sometimes indeed a great deal further thantheir reason approves. It was essentially a middle-aged devotion, andbore the same resemblance to the picturesque passion of five-and-twenty that a snow-fed torrent does to a navigable river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jobson and Jane.
No one, as somebody once said with equal truth and profundity, knowswhat a minute may bring forth, much less, therefore, does anybody knowwhat an evening of say two hundred and forty minutes may produce. Forinstance, Harold Quaritch--though by this time he had gone so far asto freely admit to himself that he was utterly and hopelessly in lovewith Ida, in love with her with that settled and determined passionwhich sometimes strikes a man or woman in middle age--certainly didnot ...know that before the evening was out he would have declared hisdevotion with results that shall be made clear in their decent order. When he put on his dress clothes to come up to dinner, he had no moreintention of proposing to Ida than he had of not taking them off whenhe went to bed. His love was deep enough and steady enough, butperhaps it did not possess that wild impetuosity which carries peopleso far in their youth, sometimes indeed a great deal further thantheir reason approves. It was essentially a middle-aged devotion, andbore the same resemblance to the picturesque passion of five-and-twenty that a snow-fed torrent does to a navigable river.
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