Ruskin lived at Brantwood from 1872 until his death in 1900, and in that time the house became a leading center of artistic and literary energy, much as Wordsworth's in Grasmere had just a few years before.
When Ruskin was in Brantwood, the place became as lively as Wordsworth in Grasmere.
Ruskin made that house boring, from the day he moved there until the day he died.
I am a smoker.
I know what that is.
My roommate got a degree in political science.
There is a sporting competition going on.
A cat is watching the dog jump into the water.
In folklore, the Bedouin of the Sinai, live in the most interesting ways.