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    【】andshaandofallitsgloriesandit

    iniquities.theanalogyofthefalytreasureisthereforeieand

    ie,forthatunnsself.

    hehasperhapsleaedtoplayenglishfootballbuthedoesnotlovefootball;hehas

    perhapsleaedtoadreariefficy,buthissoulrevoltsagainstefficy;

    hehasperhapsleaedtousetablenapkins,buthehatestablenapkins,andall

    throughsssongs,hehears,asaoheechoof

    ageoldfolksongsandpastorallyriback.heexplores

    thebeautiesandgloriesoftheesbacktotheeast,hisorientalblood

    hi.heseestheportraitofhisfather

    edressandslipsintoese

    gofortable,sopeacefulandfortable,forinhis

    esegoestorest.heotuandthee

    dogllaranyre,andooditforsolong.hedoesnotplay

    footballaher,butbeginstocultivateesehygiene,andsauntersalong

    inthelberryfieldsandbaoogrovesandise,and

    eventhisisnota”untryheenglishuandit,butjustaal

    saunter,goodforthebodyandgoodforthesoul.hehatestheise.”

    exerciseforitisaridiculousenotion.hesightof

    respectablegroendashingaboutinafieldforaballnosridiculous,

    suprelyridioreridiculousstill,the

    flannelsandeonahotsuerday.hebother

    herefleself,butthenhewasyoungand

    iatureandheself.itapassingfandhehasnotreallythe

    instinctforsport.no,heisbodifferently;heisboforko

    andpeadnotforfootballandthedogllarandtablenapkinsandefficy.he

    sotisthinksofhielfasapig,andtheeerasadog,andthedogworries

    thepig,butthepigonlygrunts,andityevenbeagruntofsatisfa.why,he

    evenfortable,andhedoesnot

    envythedogforhisllarandhisdogeffidhisbitchgoddesssuess.all

    healone.

    chapterone

    theesepeople

    i.northandsouth

    iudyofanyperiodofliteratureorofanyepochofhistory,thefinaland

    highesteffortisalpttogainaclosevieaninthatperiodor

    epoch,forbehindthecreationsofliteratureandtheeventsofhistorythereisalways

    theindividualeious.ohinksofarcusaurelius

    oralue,oroisvilloninthedieval

    ages,aisseetoneslike”the

    ageofjohnson55areresuggestivetousthananalike”theeighteeury