Disraeli, a Study in Personality And Ideas;
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. . . Your gentlemen who remind you that a working man now has a pair of cotton stockings, and that Harry the Eighth was not so well off. At any rate, the condition of classes must be judged of by the age and by their relations with each other. " It was also a vigorous protest against that retort of the Liberal on the Radical — the sluggish doctrine of laissez-faire, the principle of " stew-in-your-own-juice, " " devil take the hindmost, " " muddling through, " and " let /// alone. " Disraeli h...ad combated it from the first : — " In Vraibleusia " (I quote from his early satire oiPopanilla) " we have so much to do that we have no time to think — a habit which only becomes nations who are not employed. You are now fast approaching the great shell question ; a question which, I confess, affects the interest of every man in this island more than any other. ... No one, however, can deny that the system works well ; and if anything at any time go wrong, why, really Mr. Secretary Periwinkle is a wonderful man, and our most eminent conchologist — he no doubt will set it right ; and if by any chance things are past even his management, why, then, I suppose, to use our national motto, something will turn up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Your gentlemen who remind you that a working man now has a pair of cotton stockings, and that Harry the Eighth was not so well off. At any rate, the condition of classes must be judged of by the age and by their relations with each other. " It was also a vigorous protest against that retort of the Liberal on the Radical — the sluggish doctrine of laissez-faire, the principle of " stew-in-your-own-juice, " " devil take the hindmost, " " muddling through, " and " let /// alone. " Disraeli h...ad combated it from the first : — " In Vraibleusia " (I quote from his early satire oiPopanilla) " we have so much to do that we have no time to think — a habit which only becomes nations who are not employed. You are now fast approaching the great shell question ; a question which, I confess, affects the interest of every man in this island more than any other. ... No one, however, can deny that the system works well ; and if anything at any time go wrong, why, really Mr. Secretary Periwinkle is a wonderful man, and our most eminent conchologist — he no doubt will set it right ; and if by any chance things are past even his management, why, then, I suppose, to use our national motto, something will turn up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Sydney Sichel to read onlineMoreLess
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