【】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

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