Liverpool
Liverpool
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. . And yet, in spite of the unfairness of that contempt, one can't help feeling that perhaps, after all — independence or no independence — something of the sort was inevitable. Frankly, what is to be expected by a place so unhappily named ? Its absurdity is crushing. Bootle, tootle, footle — and not another rhyme-sound in the language. Bucking- ham Palace, Booth ; While Nights, Bootle : THE SUBURBS 109 clearly, note-paper could affect no ad- dress, from the most stately to the most charming, ...that it would not instantly convert to screaming farce. And to protest that the name is of the most honourable antiquity is by no means to avoid the consequences. It simply invests the whole business with an extra tinge of tragedy.
Independence of another sort, as yet untouched by tragedy, and awakening in the soul of the Liverpolitan something more like envy than contempt, is to be found at Litherland, which lies juit beyond that raucous Linacre terminus, a few steps nearer to the cemetery at Ford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And yet, in spite of the unfairness of that contempt, one can't help feeling that perhaps, after all — independence or no independence — something of the sort was inevitable. Frankly, what is to be expected by a place so unhappily named ? Its absurdity is crushing. Bootle, tootle, footle — and not another rhyme-sound in the language. Bucking- ham Palace, Booth ; While Nights, Bootle : THE SUBURBS 109 clearly, note-paper could affect no ad- dress, from the most stately to the most charming, ...that it would not instantly convert to screaming farce. And to protest that the name is of the most honourable antiquity is by no means to avoid the consequences. It simply invests the whole business with an extra tinge of tragedy.
Independence of another sort, as yet untouched by tragedy, and awakening in the soul of the Liverpolitan something more like envy than contempt, is to be found at Litherland, which lies juit beyond that raucous Linacre terminus, a few steps nearer to the cemetery at Ford.
What to read after Liverpool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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