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England and the English

A Book for Foreign Students/With Notes and a Key to the More Difficult Exercises

England and the English
England and the English England and the English
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'C. E. Eckersley: England and the English ' összes példány
Kiadó: Longmans, Green and Co.
Kiadás helye: London
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Kötés típusa: Vászon
Oldalszám: 290 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 19 cm x 13 cm
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PREFACE T.O NEW EDITION
In response to the requests of a number of teachers who have suggested that a few of the exercises are rather too difficult for the average student, notes have been added... Tovább

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PREFACE T.O NEW EDITION
In response to the requests of a number of teachers who have suggested that a few of the exercises are rather too difficult for the average student, notes have been added to the text and a key to the more difficult exercises has been provided on pp. 281—90.
As I have purposely chosen the extracts with a view to widening the reader's vocabulary a good English dictionary, e.g. Nuttall's, Webster's. The Concise Oxford or West's New Method English Dictionary, is essential. The last has been specially prepared for foreign students.
The author's Concise English Grammar for Foreign Students (Longmans, Green & Co.) will alsó be found useful.
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PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION
One of the greatest difficulties that I have encountered in the course of several years of teaching English to foreign students has been that of finding suitable material for reading, and though essays, novels and anthologies of prose have all been tried, and have all much to commend them, none of them was wholly satisfactory. It is in the hope that the present volume may help to meet this need that I have prepared it.
The material in it is varied in style, prose and poetry being included ; and in tone it ranges from the sombre dignity of Hardy to the gay flippancy of " Evoe," from the lyric beauty of John Galsworthy to the gentle irony of Goldsmith, from the polished periods of Macaulay to the modern
colloquialism of F. W. Thomas.
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CONTENTS
PAGB
I. SOMÉ englishmen and A foreigner LOOK at
England
On England, by the Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin . . i
Victorian England, by John Ruskin 5
A Visionary's England, by John Ruskin 8
A Pilgrim observes the People, by Karel Capek . 10 Character of the English Nation, by Olivér
Goldsmith 13
II. The People—Past and Present
The Country Gentry and the Clergy of the
Seventeenth Century, by Lord Macaulay 19
The Professional Classes, by H. W. Nevinson . . 29 English Fine Ladies and Gentlemen, by Olivér
Goldsmith 36
III. " England's Green and Pleasant Land "
A Piece of Chalk, by G. K. Chesterton 42
The Deserted Village, by Olivér Goldsmith . . 49
Egdon Heath, by Thomas Hardy . 57
Just a Victorian, by Edmund Blunden 63
Threshing, by John Galsworthy 68
A Wish, by Sámuel Rogers 73
Stratford-on-Avon, by Washington Irving 75
He feli among Thieves, by Sir Henry Newbolt . 83
IV. The Town
A Bygone London, by Lord Macaulay 86
Westminster Bridge, by William Wordsworth . . 103
Mary Lamb describes a Visit to Cambridge . . 103
Westminster Abbey, ^by Washington Irving . . 108
Hyde Park, by Karel Capek 114
A Letter from Chelsea, by Thomas Carlyle . - 119
On Buying a Sword, by G. T. Wilby . * • I23
A Western Bazaar, by L. B. Seaman . . - • I26
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V. Industrial England
The Workpeople, by H. W. Nevinson . . . . 130
VI. The Englishman at School
The Public School Spirit, by Bemard Darwin . 137 Squire Brown speaks to his Son, by Thomas
Hughes
Founder's Day at the Charterhouse, by W. M.
Thackeray 147
A Country Night-school, by George Eliot . . 152 Mr. PoJly's Schooling, by H. G. Wells . . . 157 To the School, by F. M. G. Francé Ili . . . 161
VII. Sport
Sport ? Pah ! by Harold Nicolson 163
Sport for Ever, by Bruce Lockhart . . . . 167
Cricket, by Hugh de Sélincourt 171
Cup Final Glory, by Róbert Lynd 184
Song of the Runners 188
The Fight in the Coach-house, by Sir A. Conan
Doyle 189
A Hunting Song, by Sir Waltér Scott . . „ . 196
VIII. Travel
/
Travelling and Inns in the Seventeenth Century,
by Lord Macaulay
Motoring, by G. T. Wilby
Flying, by " Aero "
IX. Christmas
How Scrooge kept Christmas, by Charles Dickens Bob Cratchit's Christmas, by Charles Dickens
X. The Sea and Ships
Amyas throws his Sword into the Sea, by Charles
Kingsley 237
Sea Fever, by John Masefield 244
199 211 214
2x7 227
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XI. Proverbs
Burning the Candle at Both Ends, by Róbert Lynd 247
XII. English Humour
The Filming of Poetry, by <c Evoe " . . . . 251
Humour from Punch . . . . . . . 255
The Breakdown, by F. W. Thomas . . . . 256
XIII. The Spirit of England
Before Agincourt, by William Shakespeare . . 263
England Awakens, by John Milton . . . . 265
Freedom and Government, by Edm und Bürke . 265
Milton, by William Wordsworth 267
Dr. Johnson writes to Lord Chesterfield . . . 267
England and Switzerland, by William Wordsworth 269 Sir Walter Scott on His Native Heath, by
Washington Irving 270
In Adversity, by Sir Walter Scott 271
Sir Walter Scott—the End, by J. G. Lockhart . 272
Carlyle begins again, by Thomas Carlyle . . . 273
The End of the Story, from Scott9s Last Expedition 276 Conclusion
Looking Back—and Forward, by Lord Macaulay . 279

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