John L. Stoddard's Lectures 9
John L. Stoddard's Lectures 9
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The theatre is too small. There is no room to spare. Both men and things are stowed away compactly. The traveler's attention is, therefore, kept con- tinually alert. The panoramic stage of England never waits.
One travels here as he assists at a continuous performance, with the stupendous climax, London, at the end.
ENGLAND 141 Sometimes, in looking from the window of his railway car- riage, the tourist sees the fluted towers of an old cathedral, as stately and imposing as the battlements of a ...Norman castle.
England is proud of her cathedrals, and her inhabitants gladly tax themselves to keep them in repair. Perhaps, comparatively few of those who thus support them worship there. They may prefer their individual parishes, or may be Dissenters from the Church of England ; but they regard these grand old minsters as priceless illustrations of their national life, which must not be destroyed. In fact, how different English history must seem to children or adults, who study it ?cmid such surroundings, look- ing upon creations of inspired art, touching the relics of past cen- turies, and standing by the graves of those whom history records !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The theatre is too small. There is no room to spare. Both men and things are stowed away compactly. The traveler's attention is, therefore, kept con- tinually alert. The panoramic stage of England never waits.
One travels here as he assists at a continuous performance, with the stupendous climax, London, at the end.
ENGLAND 141 Sometimes, in looking from the window of his railway car- riage, the tourist sees the fluted towers of an old cathedral, as stately and imposing as the battlements of a ...Norman castle.
England is proud of her cathedrals, and her inhabitants gladly tax themselves to keep them in repair. Perhaps, comparatively few of those who thus support them worship there. They may prefer their individual parishes, or may be Dissenters from the Church of England ; but they regard these grand old minsters as priceless illustrations of their national life, which must not be destroyed. In fact, how different English history must seem to children or adults, who study it ?cmid such surroundings, look- ing upon creations of inspired art, touching the relics of past cen- turies, and standing by the graves of those whom history records !
What to read after John L. Stoddard's Lectures 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard, John L. (John Lawson), 1850-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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