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He damaged himself irreparably with the public by untimely sayings which with unquestioned propriety appeared a month or two later in every smug leading article. His sporting instinct may be gratified by know- ing he was first in the field by a short neck, but life in England, strange as it may seem to him, is not all sport. It is nothing that his judgment may have been just. Mr. Shaw has said that a judge must not even be misunderstood.
160 MR. HILAIRE BELLOC WHILST the country was at war the ...advisability of reading Mr. Belloc was clear, and the advantage of agreeing with him was almost equally patent. In days when all conversation had a way of turning to military discussion, the peaceful citizen was in need of a guide. When he wanted information on such points as the juncture of Russky and Brussilov, or how the Fourth Division had stood in regard to the Le Cateau-Cambrai line on the 25th August, he went as readily to the works of Mr. Belloc as, when leaving London for his sea-side holiday, he went to the works of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He damaged himself irreparably with the public by untimely sayings which with unquestioned propriety appeared a month or two later in every smug leading article. His sporting instinct may be gratified by know- ing he was first in the field by a short neck, but life in England, strange as it may seem to him, is not all sport. It is nothing that his judgment may have been just. Mr. Shaw has said that a judge must not even be misunderstood.
160 MR. HILAIRE BELLOC WHILST the country was at war the ...advisability of reading Mr. Belloc was clear, and the advantage of agreeing with him was almost equally patent. In days when all conversation had a way of turning to military discussion, the peaceful citizen was in need of a guide. When he wanted information on such points as the juncture of Russky and Brussilov, or how the Fourth Division had stood in regard to the Le Cateau-Cambrai line on the 25th August, he went as readily to the works of Mr. Belloc as, when leaving London for his sea-side holiday, he went to the works of Mr.
What to read after About It About?
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