Dying Fires
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He began to compile a book of notes and cuttings that bore on education ; he made extracts from books and jotted down the remarks of anyone who spoke to the point. He even probed those of his acquaintances whose opinion he valued, though he knew well enough that with the changing conditions much of their experiences would become irrelevant. It seemed that no public school was good enough for such a boy, and he reviewed uneasily the boys he knew. He had some contempt for the ideal English boy an...d some liking for him — that clean, slangy, athletic, good fellow with an open brow and a middling intelligence bounded by a traditional conception of good form. His boy must be liberal not only in name.
As to manners, Jim's must be fine, of course ; Richard had his pride in Lancashire, but perhaps Lancashire folk hardly take JIM 97 enough account of manners. He speculated on the possibility of soon getting Jim to mix on equal terms with poor, rough lads ; but how was it to be done without some blunting or coarsening of the young demi-god ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He began to compile a book of notes and cuttings that bore on education ; he made extracts from books and jotted down the remarks of anyone who spoke to the point. He even probed those of his acquaintances whose opinion he valued, though he knew well enough that with the changing conditions much of their experiences would become irrelevant. It seemed that no public school was good enough for such a boy, and he reviewed uneasily the boys he knew. He had some contempt for the ideal English boy an...d some liking for him — that clean, slangy, athletic, good fellow with an open brow and a middling intelligence bounded by a traditional conception of good form. His boy must be liberal not only in name.
As to manners, Jim's must be fine, of course ; Richard had his pride in Lancashire, but perhaps Lancashire folk hardly take JIM 97 enough account of manners. He speculated on the possibility of soon getting Jim to mix on equal terms with poor, rough lads ; but how was it to be done without some blunting or coarsening of the young demi-god ?
What to read after Dying Fires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Noble Monkhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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