Atlantida
Atlantida
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. " "I am only an officer myself, " Morhange went on, in an even humblertone, "and if ever I have been sensible to the intellectualinferiority of that class, I assure you that it was now in glancing--Ibeg your pardon for having taken the liberty to do so--in glancingover the learned pages which you devote to the passionate story ofMedusa, according to Procles of Carthage, cited by Pausanias. " A laughable surprise spread over the features of the little old man. He hastily wiped his spectacles.
..."What!" he finally cried.
"It is indeed unfortunate, in this matter, " Morhange continuedimperturbably, "that we are not in possession of the curiousdissertation devoted to this burning question by Statius Sebosus, awork which we know only through Pliny and which. .. . " "You know Statius Sebosus?" "And which, my master, the geographer Berlioux. .. . " "You knew Berlioux--you were his pupil?" stammered the little man withthe decoration.
"I have had that honor, " replied Morhange, very coldly.
"But, but, sir, then you have heard mentioned, you are familiar withthe question, the problem of Atlantis?" "Indeed I am not unacquainted with the works of Lagneau, Ploix, Arboisde Jubainville, " said Morhange frigidly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " "I am only an officer myself, " Morhange went on, in an even humblertone, "and if ever I have been sensible to the intellectualinferiority of that class, I assure you that it was now in glancing--Ibeg your pardon for having taken the liberty to do so--in glancingover the learned pages which you devote to the passionate story ofMedusa, according to Procles of Carthage, cited by Pausanias. " A laughable surprise spread over the features of the little old man. He hastily wiped his spectacles.
..."What!" he finally cried.
"It is indeed unfortunate, in this matter, " Morhange continuedimperturbably, "that we are not in possession of the curiousdissertation devoted to this burning question by Statius Sebosus, awork which we know only through Pliny and which. .. . " "You know Statius Sebosus?" "And which, my master, the geographer Berlioux. .. . " "You knew Berlioux--you were his pupil?" stammered the little man withthe decoration.
"I have had that honor, " replied Morhange, very coldly.
"But, but, sir, then you have heard mentioned, you are familiar withthe question, the problem of Atlantis?" "Indeed I am not unacquainted with the works of Lagneau, Ploix, Arboisde Jubainville, " said Morhange frigidly.
What to read after Atlantida?
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