Question

Helen pleasure and amusement are manyou and varied?

Answer 1

Helen's pleasures and amusements were varied and many. She loved the country and out-of-door sports. As a little girl, she had learned to row and swim so when she was at Wrentham, Massachusetts, she almost lived in her boat. She loved to take her friends out rowing when they visited her. She took immense pleasure in steering the staunch little boat as it skimmed over the waves and one could feel the steady surge of the water. She also enjoyed canoeing especially on moonlit nights. Then her favourite amusement was sailing and experiencing the thrill of regattas. Helen also enjoyed a spin on her tandem bicycle apart from being accompanied by her canine friends on a walk, ride or sail. Her dog friends were some of her dearest companions because they understood her limitations and kept close when she was alone. Her other interests included knitting, crocheting, reading in a happy-go-lucky manner or playing a game of checkers or chess with a friend. If she happened to be alone, she would amuse herself with a game of solitaire but if children were around, she would frolic with them. Museums and art stores were her sources of pleasure and inspiration, bringing alive myths and history in her mind. Another of her pleasures was going to the theatre and having a play described to her while it was being enacted.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Helen's pleasures and amusements were varied and many. She loved the country and out-of-door sports. ... She took immense pleasure in steering the staunch little boat as it skimmed over the waves and one could feel the steady surge of the water. She also enjoyed canoeing especially on moonlit nights.