Success
Success
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All went easy (aisy the people called it) ; no man troubling much about the sun or moon ; still less bothering himself about the fixed stars or planets, or aught outside the vil- lage bounds. All about the place there was an air of half-starvation, tempered by half content. Few ever hurried ; no one ever ran. Each hedge was shiny, for the people had cut seats in them, which they called " free sates. " The able-bodied occupied them all day long, for they served to prop men up as they discoursed ...for hours on nothing. Cows marched up and down the lanes : and sometimes children led them by a string, or, seated on the ground, they made believe to watch them as they ate, much in the same way, I suppose, that shepherds watched their flocks N 178 THE EVOLUTION OF A VILLAGE upon the night the star shone in the East near Bethlehem, or as the people do in Spain and in the East to-day. Goats wandered freely in and out of all the houses. Children raggeder, and happier, and cunninger than any others on the earth, absolutely swarmed, and Herod (had he lived in those parts) could have made an awful battue of them, and they would not have been missed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All went easy (aisy the people called it) ; no man troubling much about the sun or moon ; still less bothering himself about the fixed stars or planets, or aught outside the vil- lage bounds. All about the place there was an air of half-starvation, tempered by half content. Few ever hurried ; no one ever ran. Each hedge was shiny, for the people had cut seats in them, which they called " free sates. " The able-bodied occupied them all day long, for they served to prop men up as they discoursed ...for hours on nothing. Cows marched up and down the lanes : and sometimes children led them by a string, or, seated on the ground, they made believe to watch them as they ate, much in the same way, I suppose, that shepherds watched their flocks N 178 THE EVOLUTION OF A VILLAGE upon the night the star shone in the East near Bethlehem, or as the people do in Spain and in the East to-day. Goats wandered freely in and out of all the houses. Children raggeder, and happier, and cunninger than any others on the earth, absolutely swarmed, and Herod (had he lived in those parts) could have made an awful battue of them, and they would not have been missed.
What to read after Success?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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