Tess (2013)
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Hardy spends the season in London, in South Kensington, Pelham Crescent, where the stately white houses with their porticoes and long, slender windows have a formal coldness conducive to one of the worst fits of illness and depression the great writer has suffered in years. He has a chill – then rheumatism – his friend Lady Jeune suggests a trip to Brighton to take the air. On his return, refreshed but still lacking, still wanting … what? that elusive thing, happiness, a sense of well-being … he... sets out to enjoy the London season, meets the witty Margot Asquith at a party she gives with her husband who will shortly be Prime Minister, and even feels well enough to do a few turns of the ‘Blue Danube’ waltz with his old friend Mrs Grove.
By July, Hardy is back at Max Gate, much invigorated, his depression and illness forgotten. He decides to go and see his mother at Bockhampton. And he finds her perceptibly older (which reminds him again of mortality, of the passing of time).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardy spends the season in London, in South Kensington, Pelham Crescent, where the stately white houses with their porticoes and long, slender windows have a formal coldness conducive to one of the worst fits of illness and depression the great writer has suffered in years. He has a chill – then rheumatism – his friend Lady Jeune suggests a trip to Brighton to take the air. On his return, refreshed but still lacking, still wanting … what? that elusive thing, happiness, a sense of well-being … he... sets out to enjoy the London season, meets the witty Margot Asquith at a party she gives with her husband who will shortly be Prime Minister, and even feels well enough to do a few turns of the ‘Blue Danube’ waltz with his old friend Mrs Grove.
By July, Hardy is back at Max Gate, much invigorated, his depression and illness forgotten. He decides to go and see his mother at Bockhampton. And he finds her perceptibly older (which reminds him again of mortality, of the passing of time).
What to read after Tess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Tennant to read onlineMoreLess
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