Bedouins
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Careful, careful this Ibsen obsession must be surmounted, else I shall be inquiring of the giraffe if neck or noth ing is the symbol of Brand. All or Nothing! of course. How stupid of me. Among the ani mals I regained my equilibrium. Their odors evoked memories. Yes, I recalled the old-time circus, with its compact pitched canvas tent on North Broad Street, Philadelphia; the pink lem onade, the hoarse voice of the man who en treated us to buy tickets there were no mega phones in those days the ...crisp crackling of the roasting peanuts, the ovens revolved by the man from Ravenna, the man from Ascoli, and the man from Milan. They followed the circus all the way from Point Breeze, and I swear they were to me far more human than the policemen who gently whacked us with their clubs when we crawled under the tent.
The sense of smell is first aid to memory. As I passed the cages saluting our pre-Adamic relatives, bidding the time of day to the zebu, nodding in a debonair fashion to the yak, I could not help longing for my first circus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Careful, careful this Ibsen obsession must be surmounted, else I shall be inquiring of the giraffe if neck or noth ing is the symbol of Brand. All or Nothing! of course. How stupid of me. Among the ani mals I regained my equilibrium. Their odors evoked memories. Yes, I recalled the old-time circus, with its compact pitched canvas tent on North Broad Street, Philadelphia; the pink lem onade, the hoarse voice of the man who en treated us to buy tickets there were no mega phones in those days the ...crisp crackling of the roasting peanuts, the ovens revolved by the man from Ravenna, the man from Ascoli, and the man from Milan. They followed the circus all the way from Point Breeze, and I swear they were to me far more human than the policemen who gently whacked us with their clubs when we crawled under the tent.
The sense of smell is first aid to memory. As I passed the cages saluting our pre-Adamic relatives, bidding the time of day to the zebu, nodding in a debonair fashion to the yak, I could not help longing for my first circus.
What to read after Bedouins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huneker James to read onlineMoreLess
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