A Man in the Open
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"You see, my dear" — I copy from my notes — "we have in our blessed isles an atmosphere lending glamour to all things, whether a woman's skin or a slum town. Why, British portraiture and landscape are respected, even by our own art critics, and they Digitized by Google SPITE HOUSE 255 are far from lenient." I replied that I wanted air, air for King David.
"Now when we come to air, that's very serious.
North of the Tweed the air produces Scotchness, across St. George's Channel it makes Irishness....
Then in the principality of Wales it makes most peo- ple Welsh, to say nothing of the Yarkshire vintage, or Zummerzet, or the 'umble 'omes of the East Anglians." "But that's not what I mean. Some places are so relaxing." "Or bracing, or just damp, eh? Do you know, my dear, that at Frognall End mushrooms are four- pence a pound." "That has nothing to do with it." "Are you sure?" The delicious fairy-look came to his eyes. "Of course they prefer the Russian kind of mushrooms with red tops — warmer to sit on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You see, my dear" — I copy from my notes — "we have in our blessed isles an atmosphere lending glamour to all things, whether a woman's skin or a slum town. Why, British portraiture and landscape are respected, even by our own art critics, and they Digitized by Google SPITE HOUSE 255 are far from lenient." I replied that I wanted air, air for King David.
"Now when we come to air, that's very serious.
North of the Tweed the air produces Scotchness, across St. George's Channel it makes Irishness....
Then in the principality of Wales it makes most peo- ple Welsh, to say nothing of the Yarkshire vintage, or Zummerzet, or the 'umble 'omes of the East Anglians." "But that's not what I mean. Some places are so relaxing." "Or bracing, or just damp, eh? Do you know, my dear, that at Frognall End mushrooms are four- pence a pound." "That has nothing to do with it." "Are you sure?" The delicious fairy-look came to his eyes. "Of course they prefer the Russian kind of mushrooms with red tops — warmer to sit on.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger S Pocock to read onlineMoreLess
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