Past Days in India Or Sporting Reminiscences of the Valley of the Soane And T
Past Days in India Or Sporting Reminiscences of the Valley of the Soane And T
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The president, disclaiming any particular merit, replied, " Non- FALLA CY OF " WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS. " 1 1 7 sense, any one with two grains of sense would have done just the same. " Robinson here interposed, saying, that " in his opinion it was not nonsense, that there were lots of fellows who would not have the ready wit or experience to use their two grains of sense, and it's just that that makes all the difference. " The next morning, after a bath, a small dose of quinine, and mutual inq...uiries, they all declared themselves to be in excellent health, thanks to the treatment of the previous day, and promised religiously to avoid all treacherous-looking places in future. The cold bath, which they all enjoyed, notwithstanding a slight frost, the fresh air over the river, the quinine, and the healthful scent of the forest, combined to create an appetite which Brown declared to be wolfish, and accordingly the good things at breakfast were discussed with more than usual relish. When breakfast was over, and the " fragrant weed " was sending forth its cloudy incense from the mouths of fervent devotees, the president suggested their taking a short stroll in the jungle in the forenoon, proposing their studying natural history in the afternoon, on a plan which he would explain at tiffin, or luncheon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The president, disclaiming any particular merit, replied, " Non- FALLA CY OF " WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS. " 1 1 7 sense, any one with two grains of sense would have done just the same. " Robinson here interposed, saying, that " in his opinion it was not nonsense, that there were lots of fellows who would not have the ready wit or experience to use their two grains of sense, and it's just that that makes all the difference. " The next morning, after a bath, a small dose of quinine, and mutual inq...uiries, they all declared themselves to be in excellent health, thanks to the treatment of the previous day, and promised religiously to avoid all treacherous-looking places in future. The cold bath, which they all enjoyed, notwithstanding a slight frost, the fresh air over the river, the quinine, and the healthful scent of the forest, combined to create an appetite which Brown declared to be wolfish, and accordingly the good things at breakfast were discussed with more than usual relish. When breakfast was over, and the " fragrant weed " was sending forth its cloudy incense from the mouths of fervent devotees, the president suggested their taking a short stroll in the jungle in the forenoon, proposing their studying natural history in the afternoon, on a plan which he would explain at tiffin, or luncheon.
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