Notes And Sketches of the Paris Exhibition
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For my part, if I started a private Universal Exhibition, I would hang up a placard over the entrance gate, " All bronze Dianas and cast-iron Cupids are welcome here, but no Artillery need apply, and no Bombs will be admitted. " 238 PAKIS EXHIBITION.
XVII. ELKINGTON'S WAEE.
THE present chapter is intended to be of the " composite " order ; or, to employ a legal term, the paper may be described as one of a series of " remanets/' which have been standing over from several sessions. I have found i...t all but impossible indeed, in taking up some distinctive branch or section of the Exhibition, to make there and then an end of it. Some corollaries of attractiveness are sure to crop up, and divert me from the main line of my narrative. Again, when I have commenced the study of a particular department, it has gene- rally happened that one or more of the countries which should have been comprised in my survey have not been thoroughly " installed ;" and days after I have delivered, as I thought my "last words" on a given subject say pottery, for in- stance I discover, to my dismay, that important nationalities, such as Spain or Italy, have unpacked their cases and dis- played their wares since I closed my notes ; and I am thus forced, however unwillingly, to reopen the account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For my part, if I started a private Universal Exhibition, I would hang up a placard over the entrance gate, " All bronze Dianas and cast-iron Cupids are welcome here, but no Artillery need apply, and no Bombs will be admitted. " 238 PAKIS EXHIBITION.
XVII. ELKINGTON'S WAEE.
THE present chapter is intended to be of the " composite " order ; or, to employ a legal term, the paper may be described as one of a series of " remanets/' which have been standing over from several sessions. I have found i...t all but impossible indeed, in taking up some distinctive branch or section of the Exhibition, to make there and then an end of it. Some corollaries of attractiveness are sure to crop up, and divert me from the main line of my narrative. Again, when I have commenced the study of a particular department, it has gene- rally happened that one or more of the countries which should have been comprised in my survey have not been thoroughly " installed ;" and days after I have delivered, as I thought my "last words" on a given subject say pottery, for in- stance I discover, to my dismay, that important nationalities, such as Spain or Italy, have unpacked their cases and dis- played their wares since I closed my notes ; and I am thus forced, however unwillingly, to reopen the account.
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