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- # THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS
## Overview
This is a segment titled "THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS" extracted from the document [The Apple-Tree Table and Other Sketches](arke:01KG6YFXZ62W4FVZVEZTBSQNZY). It is part of the [Melville](arke:01KG6YCG626JN4FCG8QK17CQCF) collection. The segment spans lines 3380-3713 of the source file [the_apple_tree_table_and_other_sketches.txt](arke:01KG6YDD8GKW0DRD5H2MY1NRZ7).
## Context
This segment is preceded by an untitled segment [01KG6YGBGPFPH23W72RDZNFT0X](arke:01KG6YGBGPFPH23W72RDZNFT0X) and followed by the segment titled "THE TARTARUS OF MAIDS" [01KG6YGBGPB2V2V7FC8XKF7R8H](arke:01KG6YGBGPB2V2V7FC8XKF7R8H) within the same document.
## Contents
The segment "THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS" comprises six chunks of text:
* [Chunk 1](arke:01KG6YH1X8E9JA9YRKAFTNCARZ) introduces the Temple-Bar area of London as a "Paradise of Bachelors," a refuge from the city's hustle and bustle. It describes the Temple's cloisters, gardens, library, and chapel, and questions the modern existence of Knights Templar.
* [Chunk 2](arke:01KG6YH1XF1D3SVA2PBJZKWFCM) discusses the secularization of the Knights Templar into lawyers, highlighting the Temple's transformation into a city with parks, flowerbeds, and the Thames flowing by.
* [Chunk 3](arke:01KG6YH1XCR87NSYZBN6FT2R4R) mentions famous Templars, including nobles, judges, and Lord Chancellors, and describes the Temple as a honeycomb of offices and domiciles for bachelors. It recounts the narrator's visit to dine with R.F.C., a Barrister, Bachelor, and Bencher, in Elm Court.
* [Chunk 4](arke:01KG6YH1XF6D32CMZSFEQCJ78Y) describes the unpretentious and snug furniture of the apartment, contrasting it with American gilded show-boxes. It details the courses of the dinner, including ox-tail soup, turbot, roast beef, and game-fowl, accompanied by various wines and ales.
* [Chunk 5](arke:01KG6YH1XC2N2HCYZBM6MZ0S0B) portrays the bachelors' tender concern for each other's health, their storytelling, and the abundance of wine. It emphasizes the quiet absorption of good living, good drinking, good feeling, and good talk, noting the absence of wives or children.
* [Chunk 6](arke:01KG6YH1XF8DF7SMG117WHDSTN) describes the bachelors' imaginations as free from pain and trouble, and the decorum maintained throughout the evening, including the silent snuff-taking. It concludes with the narrator's admiration for the Temple as the "very Paradise of Bachelors."
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- # THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS
## Overview
This is a segment titled "THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS" extracted from the document [The Apple-Tree Table and Other Sketches](arke:01KG6YFXZ62W4FVZVEZTBSQNZY). It is part of the [Melville](arke:01KG6YCG626JN4FCG8QK17CQCF) collection. The segment spans lines 3380-3713 of the source file [the_apple_tree_table_and_other_sketches.txt](arke:01KG6YDD8GKW0DRD5H2MY1NRZ7).
## Context
This segment is preceded by an untitled segment [01KG6YGBGPFPH23W72RDZNFT0X](arke:01KG6YGBGPFPH23W72RDZNFT0X) and followed by the segment titled "THE TARTARUS OF MAIDS" [01KG6YGBGPB2V2V7FC8XKF7R8H](arke:01KG6YGBGPB2V2V7FC8XKF7R8H) within the same document.
## Contents
The segment "THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS" comprises six chunks of text:
* [Chunk 1](arke:01KG6YH1X8E9JA9YRKAFTNCARZ) introduces the Temple-Bar area of London as a "Paradise of Bachelors," a refuge from the city's hustle and bustle. It describes the Temple's cloisters, gardens, library, and chapel, and questions the modern existence of Knights Templar.
* [Chunk 2](arke:01KG6YH1XF1D3SVA2PBJZKWFCM) discusses the secularization of the Knights Templar into lawyers, highlighting the Temple's transformation into a city with parks, flowerbeds, and the Thames flowing by.
* [Chunk 3](arke:01KG6YH1XCR87NSYZBN6FT2R4R) mentions famous Templars, including nobles, judges, and Lord Chancellors, and describes the Temple as a honeycomb of offices and domiciles for bachelors. It recounts the narrator's visit to dine with R.F.C., a Barrister, Bachelor, and Bencher, in Elm Court.
* [Chunk 4](arke:01KG6YH1XF6D32CMZSFEQCJ78Y) describes the unpretentious and snug furniture of the apartment, contrasting it with American gilded show-boxes. It details the courses of the dinner, including ox-tail soup, turbot, roast beef, and game-fowl, accompanied by various wines and ales.
* [Chunk 5](arke:01KG6YH1XC2N2HCYZBM6MZ0S0B) portrays the bachelors' tender concern for each other's health, their storytelling, and the abundance of wine. It emphasizes the quiet absorption of good living, good drinking, good feeling, and good talk, noting the absence of wives or children.
* [Chunk 6](arke:01KG6YH1XF8DF7SMG117WHDSTN) describes the bachelors' imaginations as free from pain and trouble, and the decorum maintained throughout the evening, including the silent snuff-taking. It concludes with the narrator's admiration for the Temple as the "very Paradise of Bachelors."
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