Dysert Diarmada Or Irish Place Names Their Beauty Their Degradation
Dysert Diarmada Or Irish Place Names Their Beauty Their Degradation
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Is it not upon one of them that the paradox is fathered : it is unwise to be too wise ? Not a philosopher of them ever took a peripatetic walk without a dog at his heels. In that enlightened age if a man went abroad in the streets of Athens so unaccompanied, he would be stared at quite as much (we don't say as unmercifully, for Dubliners, like Athenians, are too polite for that) as if Carpet Slippers put on him, came out and marched down O'Connell Street in his freshly-brushed silk hat off the ...hall-stand, but minus his dress coat — in his shirt sleeves. It is safe enough to say that the best sentences Demosthenes ever uttered were spoken to his little Gyp, or Rebel or Argos or White Fang, or whatever he called him.
Whether dignified or not, however, the illustration if, as rhetoricians exact, it does not serve to ennoble the theme, at all events it does illustrate, and that is the main thing.
Grammarians and philologists — i. E. , experts 'in language or word-fanciers (Carpet Slippers we feel sure is among them) — are a far more numerous class than dog-fanciers — not comparing them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it not upon one of them that the paradox is fathered : it is unwise to be too wise ? Not a philosopher of them ever took a peripatetic walk without a dog at his heels. In that enlightened age if a man went abroad in the streets of Athens so unaccompanied, he would be stared at quite as much (we don't say as unmercifully, for Dubliners, like Athenians, are too polite for that) as if Carpet Slippers put on him, came out and marched down O'Connell Street in his freshly-brushed silk hat off the ...hall-stand, but minus his dress coat — in his shirt sleeves. It is safe enough to say that the best sentences Demosthenes ever uttered were spoken to his little Gyp, or Rebel or Argos or White Fang, or whatever he called him.
Whether dignified or not, however, the illustration if, as rhetoricians exact, it does not serve to ennoble the theme, at all events it does illustrate, and that is the main thing.
Grammarians and philologists — i. E. , experts 'in language or word-fanciers (Carpet Slippers we feel sure is among them) — are a far more numerous class than dog-fanciers — not comparing them.
What to read after Dysert Diarmada Or Irish Place Names Their Beauty Their Degradation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irish C C to read onlineMoreLess
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