Keats Shelley And Shakespeare Studies Essays in English Literature
Keats Shelley And Shakespeare Studies Essays in English Literature
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He hides no defect of his form, features, dress, connexion or birthplace, for he thinks every circumstance belonging to him comes recommended to you. If one of them have bow legs, or a scar, or mark, or a paunch, or a squeaking or a raven voice, he has persuaded himself that there is something modish and becoming in it and that it sits well on him. " (English Traits, Cockayne. ) It is a point of honour with them to uphold their individuality against fashion, against criticism, against satire, a...gainst reason itself. They exaggerate their defects for indepen- dence' sake. Some time ago, a certain lord accused the Eton schoolboys of having an ungraceful gait; immediately by common consent they began cultivat- ing a peasant slouch; the illustrated papers published photos of it, and every one applauded this trait of national spirit. This might pass for a boyish freak, but it is a tendency which becomes confirmed in the grown man. All the more so, because he prides him- self on remaining true to his prejudices.
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He hides no defect of his form, features, dress, connexion or birthplace, for he thinks every circumstance belonging to him comes recommended to you. If one of them have bow legs, or a scar, or mark, or a paunch, or a squeaking or a raven voice, he has persuaded himself that there is something modish and becoming in it and that it sits well on him. " (English Traits, Cockayne. ) It is a point of honour with them to uphold their individuality against fashion, against criticism, against satire, a...gainst reason itself. They exaggerate their defects for indepen- dence' sake. Some time ago, a certain lord accused the Eton schoolboys of having an ungraceful gait; immediately by common consent they began cultivat- ing a peasant slouch; the illustrated papers published photos of it, and every one applauded this trait of national spirit. This might pass for a boyish freak, but it is a tendency which becomes confirmed in the grown man. All the more so, because he prides him- self on remaining true to his prejudices.
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