Reminiscent Gossip of Men And Matters
Reminiscent Gossip of Men And Matters
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" OF MEN AND MATTERS 141 Then we leap from a question of art to stern sarcasm on American politics, exemplified in the quotation that America would be a grand land " if every Irishman would kill a negro and be hanged for it. " And the word Irishman brings on the page three bulls : one at least by an Irish- man, who said of a famous war correspondent, " He went out to his death once too often. " Another bull noted is made in the House of Commons in the year 1896, when an honourable member said, ..." I will just reiterate what I was going to say, " whilst another member, speaking of some patriots, said, " They were climbing on each other's shoulders. " From Irish bulls to wine is no far cry, nor from " Och sure " to " hock " ; and two very sugges- tive notes come together upon the similarity of good cider and hock ; I know both, and have drunk of the best of both, but my notes are not of my own experience ; the one is upon a con- versation with a hop merchant who had been to Bude, in Cornwall, upon business, and we travelled together on the coach to Holsworthy before the railway had invaded Bude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" OF MEN AND MATTERS 141 Then we leap from a question of art to stern sarcasm on American politics, exemplified in the quotation that America would be a grand land " if every Irishman would kill a negro and be hanged for it. " And the word Irishman brings on the page three bulls : one at least by an Irish- man, who said of a famous war correspondent, " He went out to his death once too often. " Another bull noted is made in the House of Commons in the year 1896, when an honourable member said, ..." I will just reiterate what I was going to say, " whilst another member, speaking of some patriots, said, " They were climbing on each other's shoulders. " From Irish bulls to wine is no far cry, nor from " Och sure " to " hock " ; and two very sugges- tive notes come together upon the similarity of good cider and hock ; I know both, and have drunk of the best of both, but my notes are not of my own experience ; the one is upon a con- versation with a hop merchant who had been to Bude, in Cornwall, upon business, and we travelled together on the coach to Holsworthy before the railway had invaded Bude.
What to read after Reminiscent Gossip of Men And Matters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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