England And the English From An American Point of View
England And the English From An American Point of View
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She breeds men therefore as strong and simple as she can. In these islands sport is not a dissipation for idlers, SPORT 233 it is a philosophy of Hfe. They believe in it as a bulwark against effeminacy and decay.
A Congregational minister makes a speech in which he confesses to **a feeling of bitter humil- iation" when he reads that the Prime Minister is the owner of a Derby winner, and stands to win or lose thousands of pounds on the race. Lord Rosebery's attention having been called to this s...peech by a political opponent, he replies as follows: "Sir, I am desired by Lord Rosebery to thank you for your letter and its enclosure. He will offer no opinion on the latter, for these matters should be dealt with according to the good taste. Christian charity, and knowledge of facts possessed by each person who touches on them. " The letter is signed by the Prime Min- ister's secretary. Lord Rosebery is one of the most accomplished Englishmen of the day. He considers it lacking in Christian charity to abuse him for owning and breeding a great race horse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She breeds men therefore as strong and simple as she can. In these islands sport is not a dissipation for idlers, SPORT 233 it is a philosophy of Hfe. They believe in it as a bulwark against effeminacy and decay.
A Congregational minister makes a speech in which he confesses to **a feeling of bitter humil- iation" when he reads that the Prime Minister is the owner of a Derby winner, and stands to win or lose thousands of pounds on the race. Lord Rosebery's attention having been called to this s...peech by a political opponent, he replies as follows: "Sir, I am desired by Lord Rosebery to thank you for your letter and its enclosure. He will offer no opinion on the latter, for these matters should be dealt with according to the good taste. Christian charity, and knowledge of facts possessed by each person who touches on them. " The letter is signed by the Prime Min- ister's secretary. Lord Rosebery is one of the most accomplished Englishmen of the day. He considers it lacking in Christian charity to abuse him for owning and breeding a great race horse.
What to read after England And the English From An American Point of View?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collier, Price, 1860-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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