From Roderick Hudson, by Henry James
ROME
"It was a large, vague, idle, half profitless emotion, of which perhaps the most pertinent thing that may be said is that it brought with it a sort of relaxed acceptance of the present, the actual, the sensuous -- of life on the terms of the moment."
From Chapter 9
Saturday, July 24, 2010
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