Hodge And His Masters
Hodge And His Masters
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The sons go to the city, the daughters go to the city; in a generation, or little more, a once well-known farming family becomes extinct so far as agriculture is con- cerned.
How could such a girl as poor Georgie, looking out of window at the hateful fields, and all at discord with the peaceful scene, settle down as the mistress of a lonely farmhouse ?
mum 163 CHAPTER XI FLEECEBOROUGH. A ' DESPOT ' An agricultural district, like a little kingdom, has its own capital city. The district itself is... as well defined as if a frontier line had been marked out around it, with sentinels and barriers across the roads, and special tolls and duties.
Yet an ordinary traveller, upon approaching, fails to per- ceive the difierence, and may, perhaps, drive right through the territory without knowing it. The fields roll on and rise into the hills, the hills sink again into a plain, just the same as elsewhere ; there are cornfields and meadows ; villages and farmsteads, and no visible boundary. Nor is it recognised upon the map.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sons go to the city, the daughters go to the city; in a generation, or little more, a once well-known farming family becomes extinct so far as agriculture is con- cerned.
How could such a girl as poor Georgie, looking out of window at the hateful fields, and all at discord with the peaceful scene, settle down as the mistress of a lonely farmhouse ?
mum 163 CHAPTER XI FLEECEBOROUGH. A ' DESPOT ' An agricultural district, like a little kingdom, has its own capital city. The district itself is... as well defined as if a frontier line had been marked out around it, with sentinels and barriers across the roads, and special tolls and duties.
Yet an ordinary traveller, upon approaching, fails to per- ceive the difierence, and may, perhaps, drive right through the territory without knowing it. The fields roll on and rise into the hills, the hills sink again into a plain, just the same as elsewhere ; there are cornfields and meadows ; villages and farmsteads, and no visible boundary. Nor is it recognised upon the map.
What to read after Hodge And His Masters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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