The Coeruleans a Vacation Idyll
The Coeruleans a Vacation Idyll
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" ' That evening Lady Miranda discussed the Ambroses with her husband. Brownlow had dressed them up in the rosy light of an ideally prosperous and happy mar- riage, and was loud in his praise of the career which led naturally to such a pleasant form of life. He was charmed with Camilla, and took her husband on trust as deserving his good luck. The best of the Indian service, he observed, is that it makes it possible for young men and women to marry while they ought, and enjoy themselves and eac...h other while they are capable of enjoyment.
' Enjoyment ! ' cried Miranda ; ' my dear George, you know nothing about it ; you men can never see. Mrs. Ambrose is one of the most unhappy women that I have ever known ; and, if I mistake not, has got a husband who has broken her heart, or is on the high- road to break it. ' i. C CHAPTEE XXVII A LAND OF AFTERNOON ' In the afternoon they came unto a land. In which it seemed always afternoon. ' Despite liis imperial surroundings, Chicliele proved a ready proselyte to Lady Miranda's revolutionary creed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' That evening Lady Miranda discussed the Ambroses with her husband. Brownlow had dressed them up in the rosy light of an ideally prosperous and happy mar- riage, and was loud in his praise of the career which led naturally to such a pleasant form of life. He was charmed with Camilla, and took her husband on trust as deserving his good luck. The best of the Indian service, he observed, is that it makes it possible for young men and women to marry while they ought, and enjoy themselves and eac...h other while they are capable of enjoyment.
' Enjoyment ! ' cried Miranda ; ' my dear George, you know nothing about it ; you men can never see. Mrs. Ambrose is one of the most unhappy women that I have ever known ; and, if I mistake not, has got a husband who has broken her heart, or is on the high- road to break it. ' i. C CHAPTEE XXVII A LAND OF AFTERNOON ' In the afternoon they came unto a land. In which it seemed always afternoon. ' Despite liis imperial surroundings, Chicliele proved a ready proselyte to Lady Miranda's revolutionary creed.
What to read after The Coeruleans a Vacation Idyll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H S Henry Stewart Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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