Pages From a Country Diary
Pages From a Country Diary
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1 He is not a man of much education, nor of conspicuous intellectual ability, but he is universally respected by rich and poor alike, and would as soon think of taking a liberty with his social superiors as of allowing them to do so with him. Would that all farmers were like unto him !
We had a pleasant ride together : " And talked old matters over . . . " Then touched upon the game, how scarce it was This season ; glancing thence, discussed the farm, The fourfold system and the price of grain ...; " but although we " struck upon the corn-laws " we did not split upon them, being, on the contrary, very much of a mind concerning them.
Hounds were already at work by the time we reached 1 Such a case once came actually within my personal experience. A labouring man removed from some distant part of England, where the Radical colour is blue, to this neighbourhood, where it is the emblem of Conservatism. Although a sturdy follower of Mr. Gladstone, he persisted, despite the warnings and entreaties of the Liberal agent, in voting "Blue" at the next general election, on the grounds that he had always done so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 He is not a man of much education, nor of conspicuous intellectual ability, but he is universally respected by rich and poor alike, and would as soon think of taking a liberty with his social superiors as of allowing them to do so with him. Would that all farmers were like unto him !
We had a pleasant ride together : " And talked old matters over . . . " Then touched upon the game, how scarce it was This season ; glancing thence, discussed the farm, The fourfold system and the price of grain ...; " but although we " struck upon the corn-laws " we did not split upon them, being, on the contrary, very much of a mind concerning them.
Hounds were already at work by the time we reached 1 Such a case once came actually within my personal experience. A labouring man removed from some distant part of England, where the Radical colour is blue, to this neighbourhood, where it is the emblem of Conservatism. Although a sturdy follower of Mr. Gladstone, he persisted, despite the warnings and entreaties of the Liberal agent, in voting "Blue" at the next general election, on the grounds that he had always done so.
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