All Sundry
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" But these voices of disapproval or of limited eulogy were lost in the general roar of unmeasured applause. Mr. Kipling conquered every circle. Literary men dwelt on the perfection of his method, and rather rashly assumed a permanent value for much that was little more than clever instan- taneous photography. Some Churchmen praised his religious poems in language which might seem MR. RUDYARD KIPLING 179 a little extravagant for Isaiah. The suburban young man murmured " Fuzzy Wuzzy " or " Gentl...eman Rankers " while he shaved, and vaguely felt himself a man of action. The young lady of Streatham revelled in the dawn coming up like thunder out of China 'crost the bay, and experienced a thrill of splendid wickedness when she came to Suez and the exploded Ten Com- mandments. There never was such a boom before. There has been none such since.
And here we arrive at the old question Is the Age made by the Man, or the Man by the Age ? " The great man, " says Carlyle, " was always as lightning out of Heaven; the rest of men waited for him like fuel, and then they, too, would flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But these voices of disapproval or of limited eulogy were lost in the general roar of unmeasured applause. Mr. Kipling conquered every circle. Literary men dwelt on the perfection of his method, and rather rashly assumed a permanent value for much that was little more than clever instan- taneous photography. Some Churchmen praised his religious poems in language which might seem MR. RUDYARD KIPLING 179 a little extravagant for Isaiah. The suburban young man murmured " Fuzzy Wuzzy " or " Gentl...eman Rankers " while he shaved, and vaguely felt himself a man of action. The young lady of Streatham revelled in the dawn coming up like thunder out of China 'crost the bay, and experienced a thrill of splendid wickedness when she came to Suez and the exploded Ten Com- mandments. There never was such a boom before. There has been none such since.
And here we arrive at the old question Is the Age made by the Man, or the Man by the Age ? " The great man, " says Carlyle, " was always as lightning out of Heaven; the rest of men waited for him like fuel, and then they, too, would flame.
What to read after All Sundry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E T Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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