Reminiscences Chiefly of Towns Villages And Schools volume 2
Reminiscences Chiefly of Towns Villages And Schools volume 2
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But the ignorance of farmers is even sadder, and more positively obstructive of free social intercourse, than the ignorance of their labourers. A clergyman is expected to hold conversations with farmers on terms of equality, and he finds a world of things that are in a manner light to him, and a cloud of darkness to them. He gradually acquires the tact to take for granted they know nothing, till they have proved the contrary in some small degree. It is not easy to maintain undiminished respect ...for people who cer- tainly have the means and opportunities, but who choose to know nothing except farming, horseflesh, and game.
I remember a churchwarden of great reputed wealth, who kept a good table, and several hunters, and who went to the meets in pink, and thought himself quite as good as anybody. A rural dean visited the church, and enumerated what he hoped he would see at his next visit. Among these was an inventory of church property and the Book of Homilies. He came as he promised the next year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the ignorance of farmers is even sadder, and more positively obstructive of free social intercourse, than the ignorance of their labourers. A clergyman is expected to hold conversations with farmers on terms of equality, and he finds a world of things that are in a manner light to him, and a cloud of darkness to them. He gradually acquires the tact to take for granted they know nothing, till they have proved the contrary in some small degree. It is not easy to maintain undiminished respect ...for people who cer- tainly have the means and opportunities, but who choose to know nothing except farming, horseflesh, and game.
I remember a churchwarden of great reputed wealth, who kept a good table, and several hunters, and who went to the meets in pink, and thought himself quite as good as anybody. A rural dean visited the church, and enumerated what he hoped he would see at his next visit. Among these was an inventory of church property and the Book of Homilies. He came as he promised the next year.
What to read after Reminiscences Chiefly of Towns Villages And Schools volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Thomas Mozley to read onlineMoreLess
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