At the Foot of Sinai
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What was the police doing? There seemed to be no government at all. All the cabinet ministers were anarchists. "The hungry will get possession of everything. We are approaching the end of the world." Sometimes he varied the theme : "Why [28] BARON MOSES am I deprived of the right of being hungry? That is unjust. Everybody should have his turn. Others should be tormented by those who are hungry. I want to be hungry now." And for days the unfortunate man refused all food in order to experience th...e supreme joy of a tortured stomach. Then the wretched esophagus did its work and, half suf- focated, in spite of his revolt, the man re- ceived the nourishment which he had in his folly refused, a folly which really bordered on reason, since the ordeal could only result in prolongation of his ills.
Thus did an incessant struggle begin between the ruses of the madman and his guards, the latter trying to surprise him by forcing some dainty upon him, the former feigning to satisfy them, while he stealthily threw out upon the street what was supposed to have been his meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was the police doing? There seemed to be no government at all. All the cabinet ministers were anarchists. "The hungry will get possession of everything. We are approaching the end of the world." Sometimes he varied the theme : "Why [28] BARON MOSES am I deprived of the right of being hungry? That is unjust. Everybody should have his turn. Others should be tormented by those who are hungry. I want to be hungry now." And for days the unfortunate man refused all food in order to experience th...e supreme joy of a tortured stomach. Then the wretched esophagus did its work and, half suf- focated, in spite of his revolt, the man re- ceived the nourishment which he had in his folly refused, a folly which really bordered on reason, since the ordeal could only result in prolongation of his ills.
Thus did an incessant struggle begin between the ruses of the madman and his guards, the latter trying to surprise him by forcing some dainty upon him, the former feigning to satisfy them, while he stealthily threw out upon the street what was supposed to have been his meal.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Clemenceau to read onlineMoreLess
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