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Show 85 serious student city is the of literature,13 not men's natural habitat him to cause this genre of The 2.trophy. and life will there great tragedy is that most city dwe Ll.e r-s either do not else lack the courage to is that do r-e cogn.i z e their atrophy or something about it. are--the pity of i t--who, h2.ve never themselves taken a mouthful from the earth. Thev have never known c nonet·s real life of their OrTI They ta}:e r:othim: at first hand. They experience described eotion, and thi prepared thoubhts. hev live not in life, but in urinted renorts of lif. hey gather the odor of odors, no the odor itself; they do not he2.r, they overhe2.r. A seCOTI-r2te existence! noor, sad, They will BrilG out your social re:;.;_edies! ::2.i1, they· y.-ill :2_il, everyone, until e ach man h2_S his feet somewher-e upon the soillll I,=en and women there eating plentifully, • • • • - s t andar-d i.z a't i.on city the countJ encourages diversification. manual v.or-sh i.ps training, .bu t dustry, discipline, country can ment. a lad For a and demands a variety of natural and can time, leave his "Cutting son. Loose regular serial in Country Life in in- Only in the skills. complete develop hard-working country training is father some City life country life develops initiative, experience "An honest, inheritance , while insisted Grayson, The the best pIS from the Ame r.i ca , City" his was a particular 13G2..ysonts various 2Iticles, all reflecting the thesis, apne22ed in a nuber of periodicals during He was a the second decade of the tVientieth century. rnorrth.Ly cor:tributor to The .\r.lerican r.:agazine during the se . period 1916-1917. 14Countrv 15Ibi<1. Life in America, I·:arch 15, 1911, p. 387. |
