This Realm This England
This Realm This England
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If one could only bring in some Robert Burns, even some Bloomfield, for the sake of appearance, or a village Hampden as a set-off against the village hurdler !
However, I draw some comfort from the common- place of certain very prosy, true lines got somehow by heart in early youth spent largely among these village workers lines which tell how "little drops of water, little grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. " So nobility can be at work after all in the infinitely littl...e. Besides, I am fortified by a rare and exquisite mind of the seventeenth cen- tury : one that could not think a commonplace, and valued the lesser engines above the great set Regie Montanus's fly above his eagle.
To speak of a man as one who does odd jobs about The Free Man 141 the house or garden appears to be a kind of reproach. We may think of hack-work ; or even strike com- parisons between odd jobs and old clo' or the hawk- ing of rabbit skins. Such a man, to those who have not come across him in the countryside, that part of it at least that still lies aloof from the power of the town, may be thought of as a pariah, an outcast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If one could only bring in some Robert Burns, even some Bloomfield, for the sake of appearance, or a village Hampden as a set-off against the village hurdler !
However, I draw some comfort from the common- place of certain very prosy, true lines got somehow by heart in early youth spent largely among these village workers lines which tell how "little drops of water, little grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. " So nobility can be at work after all in the infinitely littl...e. Besides, I am fortified by a rare and exquisite mind of the seventeenth cen- tury : one that could not think a commonplace, and valued the lesser engines above the great set Regie Montanus's fly above his eagle.
To speak of a man as one who does odd jobs about The Free Man 141 the house or garden appears to be a kind of reproach. We may think of hack-work ; or even strike com- parisons between odd jobs and old clo' or the hawk- ing of rabbit skins. Such a man, to those who have not come across him in the countryside, that part of it at least that still lies aloof from the power of the town, may be thought of as a pariah, an outcast.
What to read after This Realm This England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albemarle Bertie Dewar to read onlineMoreLess
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