University Lectures Delivered By Members of the Faculty in the Free Public Lecture Course volume 7
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Hudson's descriptions of them. And so, too, what he has written colored the impressions made on me by the wagtail at Grasmere and the robin in Dollar, the curlews on Lammermuir and the lapwings under Eildon, the swallows about Selbourne and the larks over "Edgon Heath." It was an earlier book than "British Birds," however, that introduced me to Mr. Hudson. I came first on his name in the classroom in a passage from "Idle Days in Patagonia" (1893) quoted at second hand in a rhetoric book from so...me writing of William James. That passage interested me and I looked up "Idle Days in Patagonia." It took me wholly captive, and from that day to this, twenty-three years, it has been a growing delight to me to be reading Mr. Hudson. It was perhaps lucky for me it was "Idle Days in Patagonia" that I came upon first, for this book strikes a new note in literature so clearly that I could not help but recognize it. Had I first (328) The Out-of-door Essays of Mr. W. H. Hudson chanced on "The Purple Land" I might not have had eyes to see what quality he had for neither in the attitude toward life it reveals, nor in its style is it Mr.
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Hudson's descriptions of them. And so, too, what he has written colored the impressions made on me by the wagtail at Grasmere and the robin in Dollar, the curlews on Lammermuir and the lapwings under Eildon, the swallows about Selbourne and the larks over "Edgon Heath." It was an earlier book than "British Birds," however, that introduced me to Mr. Hudson. I came first on his name in the classroom in a passage from "Idle Days in Patagonia" (1893) quoted at second hand in a rhetoric book from so...me writing of William James. That passage interested me and I looked up "Idle Days in Patagonia." It took me wholly captive, and from that day to this, twenty-three years, it has been a growing delight to me to be reading Mr. Hudson. It was perhaps lucky for me it was "Idle Days in Patagonia" that I came upon first, for this book strikes a new note in literature so clearly that I could not help but recognize it. Had I first (328) The Out-of-door Essays of Mr. W. H. Hudson chanced on "The Purple Land" I might not have had eyes to see what quality he had for neither in the attitude toward life it reveals, nor in its style is it Mr.
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