strength31 Wed Apr 13, 2011 3:53 pmof Abercrombie Clearance happiness
1 think," said I, " you need not go on to account for your preference, or even your exchange."It was some time, however," continued he, " before I found out exactly what ailed me at Bolton-le-Moors. My name Abercrombie and Fitch Outlet gave rne a little feudal pride, and it promised to be amply gratified by the possession of the castle. 1 felt com¬paratively a grandee, yet I was not happy, and little imagined it was because I was too great. 1 passed my hours in gloomy magnificence, and all the worse for the want of that golden mediocrity which Horace talks of. I had no necessity for the employment which made all my little occupations at the grange so sweet. Every thing was done for me, and my ser¬vants seemed ashamed of me if I did any thing for myself. I revelled in company at home and abroad ; for all my uncle's friends made a point of shewing their respect for his memory, Abercrombie Clearance by treating me as they did him—that is, never leaving me alone ; and I soon found that, though I was the lord of a cas¬tle, i had not the felicity of a home. 1 wanted those hours of the early morning, which, from the meditations they in¬spire, colour the whole day with cheerfulness. I wanted the freshness of the flowers which I myself had reared ; the re¬tired shades which I myself had planted: these always gave my mind composure. Would you believe it too, that the first proof I had of how much 1 had lost by the exchange was the missing the children of the village flocking past my winc'ows, just after milking time Abercrombie Outlet in the morning, with their cans and pitchers for the skimmed milk, which my mother always gave away ? The sight was ever exhilarating, and the day all the better for it.""But why," said I, "could not this be enjoyed at the castle as well as in the village ?"
1 think," said I, " you need not go on to account for your preference, or even your exchange."It was some time, however," continued he, " before I found out exactly what ailed me at Bolton-le-Moors. My name Abercrombie and Fitch Outlet gave rne a little feudal pride, and it promised to be amply gratified by the possession of the castle. 1 felt com¬paratively a grandee, yet I was not happy, and little imagined it was because I was too great. 1 passed my hours in gloomy magnificence, and all the worse for the want of that golden mediocrity which Horace talks of. I had no necessity for the employment which made all my little occupations at the grange so sweet. Every thing was done for me, and my ser¬vants seemed ashamed of me if I did any thing for myself. I revelled in company at home and abroad ; for all my uncle's friends made a point of shewing their respect for his memory, Abercrombie Clearance by treating me as they did him—that is, never leaving me alone ; and I soon found that, though I was the lord of a cas¬tle, i had not the felicity of a home. 1 wanted those hours of the early morning, which, from the meditations they in¬spire, colour the whole day with cheerfulness. I wanted the freshness of the flowers which I myself had reared ; the re¬tired shades which I myself had planted: these always gave my mind composure. Would you believe it too, that the first proof I had of how much 1 had lost by the exchange was the missing the children of the village flocking past my winc'ows, just after milking time Abercrombie Outlet in the morning, with their cans and pitchers for the skimmed milk, which my mother always gave away ? The sight was ever exhilarating, and the day all the better for it.""But why," said I, "could not this be enjoyed at the castle as well as in the village ?"
