A Son of Old Harry; a Novel
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337 like the sands of the seashore. However fair and plain a thought might, be written on it to-day, it was a blank upon the morrow. A few every-day facts seemed weakly impressed upon it.
She was quiet, modest, docile, and ever anxious to please. She was very fond of having one read aloud to her, but cared little what the book might be, only pre- ferring poetry or prose of a metric or sonorous character. Like a little child, she was vain of her ability to read ; an act which consisted of a read...y and correct pronunciation of the words upon a printed page with- out the least comprehension of their significance, or rather without any coherent sense of the succession of ideas presented by them. This verbal recollection I had often heard Doctor Talcott refer to as one of the strange phases of her ailment. He connected it somehow with her previous linguistic ability, which had been very noticeable, and thought this had created a sort of instinctive mechanical aptitude for verbal forms, just as persons of weak minds sometimes possess remarkable arithmetical powers without any comprehension of the problems they solve or the significance even of the numbers they use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
337 like the sands of the seashore. However fair and plain a thought might, be written on it to-day, it was a blank upon the morrow. A few every-day facts seemed weakly impressed upon it.
She was quiet, modest, docile, and ever anxious to please. She was very fond of having one read aloud to her, but cared little what the book might be, only pre- ferring poetry or prose of a metric or sonorous character. Like a little child, she was vain of her ability to read ; an act which consisted of a read...y and correct pronunciation of the words upon a printed page with- out the least comprehension of their significance, or rather without any coherent sense of the succession of ideas presented by them. This verbal recollection I had often heard Doctor Talcott refer to as one of the strange phases of her ailment. He connected it somehow with her previous linguistic ability, which had been very noticeable, and thought this had created a sort of instinctive mechanical aptitude for verbal forms, just as persons of weak minds sometimes possess remarkable arithmetical powers without any comprehension of the problems they solve or the significance even of the numbers they use.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Winegar Tourge to read onlineMoreLess
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