Yeast

Yeast
First published 1851 · 292 pages · about 5 hours to read
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“As I watched the beetles, those children of the sun, who, as divine Shelley says, "laden with light and odour, pass over the gleam of the living grass," I gained an Eden-glimpse of the pleasures of virtue.”
Chapter I: the philosophy of fox-hunting “The spiders having been weather-bewitched the night before, had unanimously agreed to cover every brake and brier with gossamer- cradles, and never a fly to be caught in them; like Manchester cotton-spinners madly glutting the markets in the teeth of 'no demand.'”
Chapter I: the philosophy of fox-hunting “Blest pity! true mother of that graceless scamp, young Love, who is ashamed of his real pedigree, and swears to this day that he is the child of Venus!--the coxcomb!”
Chapter I: the philosophy of fox-hunting
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