All And Sundry
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It may not be evidence of insincerity that men politically opposed will meet at the same dinner- table, or drive from the same tee. But we may be pretty sure that, if they do, their differences are not very deep.
Mr. Belloc has been criticised because he will have nothing to do with this amenity, but with passionate energy *^ damns, '' from every point of view, the man he has no mind to politically. Here, again, he is very French, and also very reasonable. He is in earnest about principles, whi...le British politicians are apt to be lukewarm about everything but interests. That tolerance on which we plume ourselves is really no great matter for pride. It only means that we bring to a game the spirit in which a game should be 160 ALL AND SUNDRY played. If the game by any chance became earnest another spirit would soon appear. There was much earnestness, and little tolerance, in Castle- reagh^s time.
It is rather, indeed, by the diffusion than the ferocious intensity of his attack that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may not be evidence of insincerity that men politically opposed will meet at the same dinner- table, or drive from the same tee. But we may be pretty sure that, if they do, their differences are not very deep.
Mr. Belloc has been criticised because he will have nothing to do with this amenity, but with passionate energy *^ damns, '' from every point of view, the man he has no mind to politically. Here, again, he is very French, and also very reasonable. He is in earnest about principles, whi...le British politicians are apt to be lukewarm about everything but interests. That tolerance on which we plume ourselves is really no great matter for pride. It only means that we bring to a game the spirit in which a game should be 160 ALL AND SUNDRY played. If the game by any chance became earnest another spirit would soon appear. There was much earnestness, and little tolerance, in Castle- reagh^s time.
It is rather, indeed, by the diffusion than the ferocious intensity of his attack that Mr.
What to read after All And Sundry?
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