My Discovery of England
My Discovery of England
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Slink, all quivering with promptnessand dexterity. Here is an inserted picture, a photograph, a brick housein a row marked with a cross (+) and labelled "The Bung Residence as. Itappeared immediately after the alleged outrage. " It isn't really. It isjust a photograph that we use for this sort of thing and have grown tolike. It is called sometimes:--"Residence of Senator Borah" or "Sceneof the Recent Spiritualistic Manifestations" or anything of the sort. As long as it is marked with a cross (+...) the reader will look at it withinterest.
In other words we make something out of an occurrence like this. Itdoesn't matter if it all fades out afterwards when it appears that MaryDe Forrest merely put ground allspice into the coffee in mistake forpowdered sugar and that the family didn't drink it anyway. The readerhas already turned to other mysteries.
But contrast the pitifully tame way in which the same event is writtenup in England. Here it is: SUBURBAN ITEM "Yesterday at the police court of Surbiton-on-Thames Mary Forrester, aservant in the employ of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slink, all quivering with promptnessand dexterity. Here is an inserted picture, a photograph, a brick housein a row marked with a cross (+) and labelled "The Bung Residence as. Itappeared immediately after the alleged outrage. " It isn't really. It isjust a photograph that we use for this sort of thing and have grown tolike. It is called sometimes:--"Residence of Senator Borah" or "Sceneof the Recent Spiritualistic Manifestations" or anything of the sort. As long as it is marked with a cross (+...) the reader will look at it withinterest.
In other words we make something out of an occurrence like this. Itdoesn't matter if it all fades out afterwards when it appears that MaryDe Forrest merely put ground allspice into the coffee in mistake forpowdered sugar and that the family didn't drink it anyway. The readerhas already turned to other mysteries.
But contrast the pitifully tame way in which the same event is writtenup in England. Here it is: SUBURBAN ITEM "Yesterday at the police court of Surbiton-on-Thames Mary Forrester, aservant in the employ of Mr.
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