The Atheist
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C. Davies : tramp, poet, labourist, Humphry Ward: who writes with a George Eliot touch; Eleanor Glyn : who writes ill and too much.
Many Conan Doyle books are brimful of truth.
And Sherlock Holmes is a masterly sleuth.
Lately Sir Arthur has turned from his books To follow Sir Oliver spying out spooks.
In a class by himself is Algernon Blackwood, All his stories are mystic — and some are quite good.
Allen Upward's the most disappointing of toilers.
His " New Word" 's a classic, his others — pot ...boilers.
Lord Avebury, Bank Holiday's inventor, Charms us like Fabre and Darwin their mentor ; In print with grace he pressed his point of view, But the worst speaker platform ever knew.
Galsworthy, brilliant poet and writer, 'Gainst social injustice an inveterate fighter.
Birrell, a proof that Dissenters have wit.
He praises good style and he practises it.
Anstey, who writes good fiction for all ages.
Forces home truths to warn and teach sages.
21 " London Nights " brought Symons well merited name, His later work scarcely can add to his fame.
What to read after The Atheist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bedborough to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Davies : tramp, poet, labourist, Humphry Ward: who writes with a George Eliot touch; Eleanor Glyn : who writes ill and too much.
Many Conan Doyle books are brimful of truth.
And Sherlock Holmes is a masterly sleuth.
Lately Sir Arthur has turned from his books To follow Sir Oliver spying out spooks.
In a class by himself is Algernon Blackwood, All his stories are mystic — and some are quite good.
Allen Upward's the most disappointing of toilers.
His " New Word" 's a classic, his others — pot ...boilers.
Lord Avebury, Bank Holiday's inventor, Charms us like Fabre and Darwin their mentor ; In print with grace he pressed his point of view, But the worst speaker platform ever knew.
Galsworthy, brilliant poet and writer, 'Gainst social injustice an inveterate fighter.
Birrell, a proof that Dissenters have wit.
He praises good style and he practises it.
Anstey, who writes good fiction for all ages.
Forces home truths to warn and teach sages.
21 " London Nights " brought Symons well merited name, His later work scarcely can add to his fame.
What to read after The Atheist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bedborough to read onlineMoreLess
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