Sketches of English Character 2
Sketches of English Character 2
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— The children of the poor. — Who originated leap-frog, blindman's buff, and all other bois- terous diversions?-- The children of the poor. — Unobstructed by finery and frippery, they pursue the sports of childhood with child- hood's reckless impulses of joy. Instead of the tedious airing, smothered up in a nurse's lap, — instead of the monotonous saunter, handcuffed by a nurse's authority, — instead of the discipline of the school-room, the preventive physicking of the apothecary in- flicted u...pon their miserable rivals, the off- g5 130 THE LITTLE LORD.
sets of pauper life bask in the sunshine or freshen in the shade.
As if to counterbalance the cares of after- life, the little ragged urchins hunt their but- terflies in inconsiderate delight. A gallop on the tinker's donkey is a happier thing than the formal ride under the stiff docu- mentation of a family coachman or riding- master: nay, a swing on a gate is a hap- pier thing, or a see-saw across the carpenter's bench.
Liberty must be a god-like blessing; or Spartans and Spaniards, Greeks and Cana- dians, the East and the West, the North and the South, would not fight for it as they do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The children of the poor. — Who originated leap-frog, blindman's buff, and all other bois- terous diversions?-- The children of the poor. — Unobstructed by finery and frippery, they pursue the sports of childhood with child- hood's reckless impulses of joy. Instead of the tedious airing, smothered up in a nurse's lap, — instead of the monotonous saunter, handcuffed by a nurse's authority, — instead of the discipline of the school-room, the preventive physicking of the apothecary in- flicted u...pon their miserable rivals, the off- g5 130 THE LITTLE LORD.
sets of pauper life bask in the sunshine or freshen in the shade.
As if to counterbalance the cares of after- life, the little ragged urchins hunt their but- terflies in inconsiderate delight. A gallop on the tinker's donkey is a happier thing than the formal ride under the stiff docu- mentation of a family coachman or riding- master: nay, a swing on a gate is a hap- pier thing, or a see-saw across the carpenter's bench.
Liberty must be a god-like blessing; or Spartans and Spaniards, Greeks and Cana- dians, the East and the West, the North and the South, would not fight for it as they do.
What to read after Sketches of English Character 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gore Catherine Grace Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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