The Food of the Gods And How It Came to Earth
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To follow the Foodof the Gods further is to trace the ramifications of a perpetuallybranching tree; in a little while, in the quarter of a lifetime, theFood had trickled and increased from its first spring in the little farmnear Hickleybrow until it had spread, --it and the report and shadow ofits power, --throughout the world. It spread beyond England veryspeedily. Soon in America, all over the continent of Europe, in Japan, in Australia, at last all over the world, the thing was working towar...dsits appointed end. Always it worked slowly, by indirect courses andagainst resistance. It was bigness insurgent. In spite of prejudice, inspite of law and regulation, in spite of all that obstinate conservatismthat lies at the base of the formal order of mankind, the Food of theGods, once it had been set going, pursued its subtle and invincibleprogress.
The children of the Food grew steadily through all these years; that wasthe cardinal fact of the time. But it is the leakages make history. Thechildren who had eaten grew, and soon there were other children growing;and all the best intentions in the world could not stop further leakagesand still further leakages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To follow the Foodof the Gods further is to trace the ramifications of a perpetuallybranching tree; in a little while, in the quarter of a lifetime, theFood had trickled and increased from its first spring in the little farmnear Hickleybrow until it had spread, --it and the report and shadow ofits power, --throughout the world. It spread beyond England veryspeedily. Soon in America, all over the continent of Europe, in Japan, in Australia, at last all over the world, the thing was working towar...dsits appointed end. Always it worked slowly, by indirect courses andagainst resistance. It was bigness insurgent. In spite of prejudice, inspite of law and regulation, in spite of all that obstinate conservatismthat lies at the base of the formal order of mankind, the Food of theGods, once it had been set going, pursued its subtle and invincibleprogress.
The children of the Food grew steadily through all these years; that wasthe cardinal fact of the time. But it is the leakages make history. Thechildren who had eaten grew, and soon there were other children growing;and all the best intentions in the world could not stop further leakagesand still further leakages.
What to read after The Food of the Gods And How It Came to Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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