Caliban
Caliban
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Money! He laughed aloud. At bottom he despised money, except that money was power.
It is proverbial that the great, when beheld, dis- appoint would-be worshipers; Buhner thus sur- prised those who already glimpsed in him that compound of steadfastness and inspiration, cruelty and sympathetic understanding, generosity, egoism, aloofness and desire, that we sometimes venture to call genius. In rare fits of self-consciousness, Bulmer was inclined to bewail his insignificant appearance, his pale ey...es and hair, and especially the poverty of his fair mustache. He felt entitled to the best mus- tache, as to the best of all things, and with childish superstition tried a number of greasy cures for hair- lessness. Bulmer was wrong. He was slight, but not unimpressive; certainly too short, too thin, dis- tinguished neither by excess of nose nor by a chin like a shovel; but he did not value as he should have his vivacity, the activity of his glance that ate as an acid into the resolution of an adversary, the devotion of a disciple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Money! He laughed aloud. At bottom he despised money, except that money was power.
It is proverbial that the great, when beheld, dis- appoint would-be worshipers; Buhner thus sur- prised those who already glimpsed in him that compound of steadfastness and inspiration, cruelty and sympathetic understanding, generosity, egoism, aloofness and desire, that we sometimes venture to call genius. In rare fits of self-consciousness, Bulmer was inclined to bewail his insignificant appearance, his pale ey...es and hair, and especially the poverty of his fair mustache. He felt entitled to the best mus- tache, as to the best of all things, and with childish superstition tried a number of greasy cures for hair- lessness. Bulmer was wrong. He was slight, but not unimpressive; certainly too short, too thin, dis- tinguished neither by excess of nose nor by a chin like a shovel; but he did not value as he should have his vivacity, the activity of his glance that ate as an acid into the resolution of an adversary, the devotion of a disciple.
What to read after Caliban?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lionel George to read onlineMoreLess
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