The Song of the Flag
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At this felicitous moment a pipe ofsplendour sounded. London ceased to yawn. A violinist was communicatingthe passions of his heart to those who would listen, and amid greatinterest he went from house to house a-singing.... Eric Mackay is one ofthose wise men who have no immature volumes to haunt them. He firstasked right of way on the road to Parnassus with a bundle of melodieswhich have never lost their appeal. While youth seeks the pink cheek, these Love Letters will command the homage of lo...vers. Your Petrarchs arenot as common as sparrows.... These outpourings from a burning heartwill always compel the student of our literature to weigh them, siftthem, and establish them in some very honourable position. The charm ofthis early book is its freedom from drag. It moves on always. The readeris hastened along; he has wonderful and unexpected views, which ravishhim as the abrupt magnificences of the Pyrenees ravished Gautier. Perhaps you expect a tree, but you see a stream. Now, at last, it mustbe a great green hill, and behold!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this felicitous moment a pipe ofsplendour sounded. London ceased to yawn. A violinist was communicatingthe passions of his heart to those who would listen, and amid greatinterest he went from house to house a-singing.... Eric Mackay is one ofthose wise men who have no immature volumes to haunt them. He firstasked right of way on the road to Parnassus with a bundle of melodieswhich have never lost their appeal. While youth seeks the pink cheek, these Love Letters will command the homage of lo...vers. Your Petrarchs arenot as common as sparrows.... These outpourings from a burning heartwill always compel the student of our literature to weigh them, siftthem, and establish them in some very honourable position. The charm ofthis early book is its freedom from drag. It moves on always. The readeris hastened along; he has wonderful and unexpected views, which ravishhim as the abrupt magnificences of the Pyrenees ravished Gautier. Perhaps you expect a tree, but you see a stream. Now, at last, it mustbe a great green hill, and behold!
What to read after The Song of the Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Eric to read onlineMoreLess
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