now existing in england has been produced by human hands within the last twelve months meantime three or four days rain will reduce hundreds to starving in london � one secret of their power is their mutual good standing not only good minds are born among th but all the people have good minds every yielded some good wit if as has chanced to many only one but the intellectual organization of the english admits a of knowledge and ideas among them all an electric touch by any of their national ideas them into one family and brings the of power which their is always into use and play for all is it the of the or is it the pride and affection of they have or and trust in each other their minds like wool admit of a which is more lasting than the cloth they embrace their cause with more than their life though not military yet every common subject by the is fit to make a soldier of these private reserved mute family men can adopt a public end with all their heat and this strength of makes the romance of their heroes the difference of rank does not divide the national heart the poet that who writes in writes to two hundred readers in there is one speech for the learned and another for the masses to that � that it is no sentiment or phrase the works of any great german writer is ever heard the lower classes but in england the language of the j the language of the poor in parliament in in theatres when he rise to thought and pa ion the language the people in the street understand the words and their language seems drawn from the the common law and the works of bacon milton pope young cow per and scott the island has produced two or three of the greatest men that ever existed hut they not in their own time men quickly what found out in and the boys know all that knew of or of or of blood vessels aad these studies once dangerous are in fashion so what is invented or known in or in trade in war or in art or in literature and � a great ability not on a few giants but poured into the general mind so that each of them could at a pinch in the shoes of the other and they are more bound in character than in ability or in rank the is a possible lord the lord is a possible maker every man carries the english system in his brain knows what is confided to him and does therein the best he can the carries england on his the at the point of his the smith on his hammer the cook in the bowl of his spoon the cracks his whip for england and the sailor times his oars to god save the king the very have their pride in each other s english in politics and im war they hold together as by hooks of steel the in s history is the unselfish greatness the i of being supported to the by those � whom he to the whilst they are � some ages ahead of the rest of the world in the art of i living whilst in some directions they do not represent the � modem spirit but constitute it � this of civility and power they coldly hold marching in ot after foot file after file of heroes ten thousand deep chapter vi i the englishman to be him of � u men who in his shoes they have in themselves what they value in their horses and bottom on the aj of my arrival at liverpool a gentleman in describing to m� the lord lieutenant of ireland happened to say lord has pluck like a cock and will fight till h q dies and what i heard first i heard last and the one thing the english value is pluck the have it the have it the have it the a have it the journals have it the newspaper say is the thing in england and had made it a proverb that little lord john the minister would the command of the channel fl et to morrow they require you to dare to be of your own and they hate the who cannot in a answer directly yes or no they dare to nay they will let you break all if you do it and with spirit you must be somebody then you may do this ot that as you will has been applied to all work and carried to such perfection that little is for the men but to mind the engines and feed the but the machines re punctual service and as they never tire they too much for their mines mills steam pump steam plough of ments of police rule of court and shop have to give a mechanical regularity to all the and action of men a terrible machine has itself of the ground the air the men and women and hardly even thought is free the mechanical might and organization requires in the people constitution and answering spirits and he who goes among them must have some weight of metal at you ti e your hint from the fury of life you find aad � aj one thing is plain this is no country for people don t creep about � make up your take your own course and you shall respect it requires men say a good constitution to travel in i say as much of england for other cause simply on of the vigour and of the people but the most serious business could give one any to these though they were only to order and for their breakfast the speaks with all his body his is as the american s is the englishman is and 