On English Poetry; Being An Irregular Approach to the Psychology of This Art, From Evidence Mainly Subjective
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idea was not properly balanced by 1. B. and 1. C, which necessitated reconstruction of the whole scheme; tinkering wouldn't answer. I analyze the final version as follows:^ — A. Admiration for a real old-fashioned General beloved by his whole division, killed in France (1915) while trying to make a broken regiment return to the attack. He was directing operations from the front line, an unusual place for a 1. divisional commander in modem warfare.
B. Disgust for the incompetence and folly of se...veral other generals under whom I served; their ambition and jealousy, their recklessness of the lives of others.
C. Affection, poised between scorn and admiration, for an extraordinary thick- headed, kind-hearted militia Colonel, who was fond enough of the bottle, and in private life a big farmer. He was very ignorant of military matters but somehow got through his job surprisingly well.
2. A. My hope of settling down to a real country life in the sort of surroundings that the two Hinkseys afford, sick of nearly five years soldiering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
idea was not properly balanced by 1. B. and 1. C, which necessitated reconstruction of the whole scheme; tinkering wouldn't answer. I analyze the final version as follows:^ — A. Admiration for a real old-fashioned General beloved by his whole division, killed in France (1915) while trying to make a broken regiment return to the attack. He was directing operations from the front line, an unusual place for a 1. divisional commander in modem warfare.
B. Disgust for the incompetence and folly of se...veral other generals under whom I served; their ambition and jealousy, their recklessness of the lives of others.
C. Affection, poised between scorn and admiration, for an extraordinary thick- headed, kind-hearted militia Colonel, who was fond enough of the bottle, and in private life a big farmer. He was very ignorant of military matters but somehow got through his job surprisingly well.
2. A. My hope of settling down to a real country life in the sort of surroundings that the two Hinkseys afford, sick of nearly five years soldiering.
What to read after On English Poetry; Being An Irregular Approach to the Psychology of This Art, From Evidence Mainly Subjective?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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