My Dear Wells Being a Series of Letters Addressed By Henry Arthur Jones to Mr
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If I was so forgetful as not to return your hos- pitality, I hope you will redress the wrongs I have done you in that respect by coming with a ferocious The Wicked Mr. Winston Churchill 1 15 appetite on the day when I take the Fabians to their beanfeast at Windsor. I do not think you should object to my calling you "My dear Wells. " To me there is something caressing in the sound. I use it to show you how wrongly you estimate me, when you say that my heart "seems full of malice, " and that I ha...ve an "incurable grudge" against you. Believe me, my dear Wells, I have no incurable grudge, or any personal malice or ill will towards you, beyond the just fierce anger that I feel against all the tribe of theorists, sophists, casuists, wordsters, factdodgers, logicdodgers, truthdodgers, phrase-mongers, pettifoggers, doctrinaires, futili- tarians and impossiblists, who "think" like you, and always "think" against England; who put scales on their eyes, and wax in their ears, and poison on their tongues to prove that England is always in the wrong and that her enemies are always in the right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I was so forgetful as not to return your hos- pitality, I hope you will redress the wrongs I have done you in that respect by coming with a ferocious The Wicked Mr. Winston Churchill 1 15 appetite on the day when I take the Fabians to their beanfeast at Windsor. I do not think you should object to my calling you "My dear Wells. " To me there is something caressing in the sound. I use it to show you how wrongly you estimate me, when you say that my heart "seems full of malice, " and that I ha...ve an "incurable grudge" against you. Believe me, my dear Wells, I have no incurable grudge, or any personal malice or ill will towards you, beyond the just fierce anger that I feel against all the tribe of theorists, sophists, casuists, wordsters, factdodgers, logicdodgers, truthdodgers, phrase-mongers, pettifoggers, doctrinaires, futili- tarians and impossiblists, who "think" like you, and always "think" against England; who put scales on their eyes, and wax in their ears, and poison on their tongues to prove that England is always in the wrong and that her enemies are always in the right.
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