Collections And Recollections 8 5
Collections And Recollections 8 5
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Must Conversation be included in the samecategory? To answer with positiveness is difficult; but this much may bereadily conceded--that a belief in the decadence of conversation isnatural to those who have specially cultivated Links with the Past; whogrew up in the traditions of Luttrell and Mackintosh, and Lord Alvanleyand Samuel Rogers; who have felt Sydney Smith's irresistible fun, andknown the overwhelming fullness of Lord Macaulay. It is not unreasonableeven in that later generation which ...can still recall the frank buthigh-bred gaiety of the great Lord Derby, the rollicking good-humour andanimal spirits of Bishop Wilberforce, the saturnine epigrams of LordBeaconsfield, the versatility and choice diction of Lord Houghton, themany-sided yet concentrated malice which supplied the stock in trade ofAbraham Hayward. More recent losses have been heavier still. Just tenyears ago[15] died Mr. Matthew Arnold, who combined in singular harmonythe various elements which go to make good conversation--urbanity, liveliness, quick sympathy, keen interest in the world's works and ways, the happiest choice of words, and a natural and never-failing humour, asgenial as it was pungent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Must Conversation be included in the samecategory? To answer with positiveness is difficult; but this much may bereadily conceded--that a belief in the decadence of conversation isnatural to those who have specially cultivated Links with the Past; whogrew up in the traditions of Luttrell and Mackintosh, and Lord Alvanleyand Samuel Rogers; who have felt Sydney Smith's irresistible fun, andknown the overwhelming fullness of Lord Macaulay. It is not unreasonableeven in that later generation which ...can still recall the frank buthigh-bred gaiety of the great Lord Derby, the rollicking good-humour andanimal spirits of Bishop Wilberforce, the saturnine epigrams of LordBeaconsfield, the versatility and choice diction of Lord Houghton, themany-sided yet concentrated malice which supplied the stock in trade ofAbraham Hayward. More recent losses have been heavier still. Just tenyears ago[15] died Mr. Matthew Arnold, who combined in singular harmonythe various elements which go to make good conversation--urbanity, liveliness, quick sympathy, keen interest in the world's works and ways, the happiest choice of words, and a natural and never-failing humour, asgenial as it was pungent.
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