Edith Wharton Quotes
But The Long Hours Of Mechanical Drudgery Were Telling On His Active Body And Undisciplined Nerves. He Had Begun Too Late To Subject Himself To The Persistent Mortification Of Spirit And Flesh Which Is A Condition Of The Average Business Life; And After The Long Dull Days In The Office The Evenings At His Grandfather's Whist-table Did Not Give Him The Counter-stimulus He Needed.
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