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180 Lucca " I don't think anything would turn the tide of British swagger yet. Those people who do see, and can keep their heads, are too silent." In October, 1900, Ouida sent some verses entitled "The Brass Orchid" to the Speaker, asking the editor if he did not see fit to publish them to send them on to Mr. Cockerell. They were violently abusive of Chamberlain and wholly unsuited for publication in the Press of Great Britain. The first stanza runs : — " O red red Rose of England ! Hide your... head.
The Duke of Birmingham commands, instead A metal orchid, as the emblem meet Of Britain kneeling at great Joseph's feet." ' She continued her diatribes against things in general in her letters to her friends.
Ouida to Sydney C. Cockerell.
" November 17, 1900.
" I love Morris's 2 eloquence, but in his remedies I cannot believe. The plebs will never be much better than they are as regards taste and light. Their life would be unendurable to them if they saw it as it is ; ' At the head wsre these words quoted from the Mot-ning Post : — " Mr.
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180 Lucca " I don't think anything would turn the tide of British swagger yet. Those people who do see, and can keep their heads, are too silent." In October, 1900, Ouida sent some verses entitled "The Brass Orchid" to the Speaker, asking the editor if he did not see fit to publish them to send them on to Mr. Cockerell. They were violently abusive of Chamberlain and wholly unsuited for publication in the Press of Great Britain. The first stanza runs : — " O red red Rose of England ! Hide your... head.
The Duke of Birmingham commands, instead A metal orchid, as the emblem meet Of Britain kneeling at great Joseph's feet." ' She continued her diatribes against things in general in her letters to her friends.
Ouida to Sydney C. Cockerell.
" November 17, 1900.
" I love Morris's 2 eloquence, but in his remedies I cannot believe. The plebs will never be much better than they are as regards taste and light. Their life would be unendurable to them if they saw it as it is ; ' At the head wsre these words quoted from the Mot-ning Post : — " Mr.
What to read after Ouida a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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