10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERCIVILISED»
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To any one desirous of fathoming the curious mental condition of the wtttutored in
the country otherwise most hypercivilised, I would strongly recommend the
perusal of Jules de Glouvet's Rustic Romances. In Madame Sand's works there
are ...
backwoodsman,' a rough diamond, as a fine contrast to the hypercivilised man of
society, he would never attempt to portray a ' backwoodswoman ' as an effective
contrast to civilised woman; he knows that woman in the rough is as unattractive
...
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The London Quarterly and Holborn Review
Not so it fared, when time began, With pipe and flute i” This charming example of
the rondeau no doubt cost its author a deal of labour ; and very artfully are the
birth-marks of its hypercivilised manufacture concealed; but serious poetry is an ...
4
An Old Maid's Love: A Dutch Tale Told in English
... to study human nature at. Granted that confusion between " mashing " and
manliness which comes upon most hypercivilised lads with the first bloom of
down on their cheeks ; granted, moreover, complete immunity in public opinion
for ...
To any one desirous of fathoming the curious mental condition of the untutored in
the country otherwisemost hypercivilised, I would strongly recommend the
perusal of Jules dc Glouvet's Rustic Romances. In Madame Sand's works there
are ...
But even the Romans of the hypercivilised days of the Empire had not lost all
vestiges of this feeling, as many passages besides those quoted by M.
Friedlander from Seneca, Pliny, and others, tend to show. The second source of
their interest ...
London is hypercivilised, the provinces are conservative and orthodox. Children
are children everywhere, so that the youngsters of Great Britain, generally, take to
Mrs. Wiggin. The provincial parent likes Winston Churchill's novels much for the ...
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The London Quarterly Review
This charming example of the rondeau no doubt cost its author a deal of labour;
and very artfully are the birth-marks of its hypercivilised manufacture concealed;
but serious poetry is an obvious misnomer for the greater part of that section of ...
9
The Logic of Vegetarianism: Essays and Dialogues
... but they still continue to let an ignorant public fondly hug the belief that
vegetarianism is a mere "fad," a mushroom growth born of the follies and
sentimentalities of a decadent and hypercivilised age. It is impossible in the limit
of these pages, ...
Henry Stephens Salt, 1906
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The House of Hidden Treasure: A Novel
... it remained untenanted for years, owing to this ghostly repute; it might, but for
the advent of the Dorriens, have so remained until this very day — this very
enlightened, hypercivilised day at the close of the century, a day so perfectly
informed, ...
