🌲 Oriental tales, for the entertainment of youth, The Story of Omar., sentence 23

I now repined at the obscurity of my station, which my former insensibility had perpetuated: I neglected my labour, because I despised the reward; I spent the day in idleness, forming romantic projects to recover the advantages which I had lost; and at night, instead of losing myself in that sweet and refreshing sleep, from which I used to rise with new health, cheerfulness, and vigour, I dreamt of splendid habits and a numerous retinue, of gardens, palaces, eunuchs, and women, and waked only to regret the illusions that had vanished.

Who acts: I, illusions · What happens: repine, perpetuate, neglect, despise, spend, form · To what, where: obscurity, former insensibility, labour, reward, idleness, romantic projects

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