Shakespeare And Other Lectures
Shakespeare And Other Lectures
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Now, the Englishman's ideal is almost always an idyll of commerce, politics, and profes- sions. They are like so many great streets in a well-placed city. At the end of them they want a green field, a tree, a lake, or a sea- shore. Almost every Englishman, however deep his heart may be in trade, commerce, politics, or ambition, dreams that the day will come when he shall work out his own little idyll some lovely little estate, some sweet lawn, some little lake to which he may remove from the fo...re-ground. That is what almost all of us have in our own hearts to retire from the life we know to live in the life we dream of. This is the ideal idyll of almost every true- hearted Englishman. Yet we have reduced the conventionalism J 11 482 Enoch Arden.
of life perhaps to its perfection. English life is one of the hardest, dullest, driest, most conventional that can be found. The majority of Englishmen are eaten up with form, pestered with little rules, and live, move, and have their being in a very atmosphere of punctilios.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, the Englishman's ideal is almost always an idyll of commerce, politics, and profes- sions. They are like so many great streets in a well-placed city. At the end of them they want a green field, a tree, a lake, or a sea- shore. Almost every Englishman, however deep his heart may be in trade, commerce, politics, or ambition, dreams that the day will come when he shall work out his own little idyll some lovely little estate, some sweet lawn, some little lake to which he may remove from the fo...re-ground. That is what almost all of us have in our own hearts to retire from the life we know to live in the life we dream of. This is the ideal idyll of almost every true- hearted Englishman. Yet we have reduced the conventionalism J 11 482 Enoch Arden.
of life perhaps to its perfection. English life is one of the hardest, dullest, driest, most conventional that can be found. The majority of Englishmen are eaten up with form, pestered with little rules, and live, move, and have their being in a very atmosphere of punctilios.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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