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But all good painters would do well, after their kind, in an art which yielded triumphs to Hogarth and Holbein, to Correggio and " Old " Crome.
Therefore, let not the shopkeepers tarry, but let them go with gold to the places where artists dwell. That they should hang out sign-boards is not, surely, an un- reasonable request. Signs they have never wholly aban- doned. The chemist's window is still signalised by its array of lurid vessels, dear to little children. A brazen sheep droops, even now,... over some hosiers' doors, and a few of those old Highlanders, the least offensive statues we have, may be seen fingering the snuff-horn, even now. A survival of mere sentiment ! These signs were invented for the enlightening of customers, long ago, when few were scholarly enough to read a superscription. But now, of course, every one is taught to read. Nor will the sur- vival of these signs stem that abominable torrent of educa- tion, which is flooding, but will never fertilise, the land. "Why then, " asks the shopkeeper, "should I spend my money on a sign -board ?" Sir, I will explain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all good painters would do well, after their kind, in an art which yielded triumphs to Hogarth and Holbein, to Correggio and " Old " Crome.
Therefore, let not the shopkeepers tarry, but let them go with gold to the places where artists dwell. That they should hang out sign-boards is not, surely, an un- reasonable request. Signs they have never wholly aban- doned. The chemist's window is still signalised by its array of lurid vessels, dear to little children. A brazen sheep droops, even now,... over some hosiers' doors, and a few of those old Highlanders, the least offensive statues we have, may be seen fingering the snuff-horn, even now. A survival of mere sentiment ! These signs were invented for the enlightening of customers, long ago, when few were scholarly enough to read a superscription. But now, of course, every one is taught to read. Nor will the sur- vival of these signs stem that abominable torrent of educa- tion, which is flooding, but will never fertilise, the land. "Why then, " asks the shopkeeper, "should I spend my money on a sign -board ?" Sir, I will explain.
What to read after More?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Beerbohm to read onlineMoreLess
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