Polish Literature a Lecture
Polish Literature a Lecture
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Poland was like a garden where none of the fruit- trees had ever been pruned, whose hundred branches, unable to submit to the curtailment of a single privilege, had passed beyond all control ; their exuberant growth would ever and again produce splendid attitudes and lines, effects of colour or of shape the more startlingly picturesque because unorthodox and unprecedented, which, however, not only overshadowed and devitalized the rest of the flora, and reduced the gardener to ridicule and despa...ir, but excited the prejudice and brought about the officious interference of the neighbours. These perceived that the continued existence in their midst of this seminary of liberty, this democratic wilder- ness, this happy hunting-ground of individual caprice would mar the tidiness of their own spick-and-span properties and prevent the consolidation of their harden- ing autocracies, that on the other hand its distribution amongst themselves would be a smart piece of business. So they set to work, their appetite increased as they ate, till by the end of the century the three empires had met, and the Polish Commonwealth was no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poland was like a garden where none of the fruit- trees had ever been pruned, whose hundred branches, unable to submit to the curtailment of a single privilege, had passed beyond all control ; their exuberant growth would ever and again produce splendid attitudes and lines, effects of colour or of shape the more startlingly picturesque because unorthodox and unprecedented, which, however, not only overshadowed and devitalized the rest of the flora, and reduced the gardener to ridicule and despa...ir, but excited the prejudice and brought about the officious interference of the neighbours. These perceived that the continued existence in their midst of this seminary of liberty, this democratic wilder- ness, this happy hunting-ground of individual caprice would mar the tidiness of their own spick-and-span properties and prevent the consolidation of their harden- ing autocracies, that on the other hand its distribution amongst themselves would be a smart piece of business. So they set to work, their appetite increased as they ate, till by the end of the century the three empires had met, and the Polish Commonwealth was no more.
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