Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 437
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He wonders what they are now putting intothe pot; and whether it has any connection with the spasm that hasjust shot through him. He becomes nervous; he feels unwell; he cannotsleep for thinking; he cannot eat for that horrid broth that bubblesfor ever in his mind. He gets worse, and worse, and worse. He dies!
But this empire of the imagination is beaten hollow in Java, where itis supposed that a housebreaker, by throwing a handful of earth uponthe beds of the inmates, completely incapacitates ...them from moving tosave their property. And this is no mere speculative belief, but anactual _fact_. The man who is to be robbed, on feeling the earth fallupon him, lies as motionless as if he was bound hand and foot. He isunder a spell; a spell which, in our own country, even knowledge andrefinement have power only to modify.
In England, there is a large class of persons who believe that acertain pill is able to cure all diseases, however opposite theirnatures, and however different the constitutions of the patients.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wonders what they are now putting intothe pot; and whether it has any connection with the spasm that hasjust shot through him. He becomes nervous; he feels unwell; he cannotsleep for thinking; he cannot eat for that horrid broth that bubblesfor ever in his mind. He gets worse, and worse, and worse. He dies!
But this empire of the imagination is beaten hollow in Java, where itis supposed that a housebreaker, by throwing a handful of earth uponthe beds of the inmates, completely incapacitates ...them from moving tosave their property. And this is no mere speculative belief, but anactual _fact_. The man who is to be robbed, on feeling the earth fallupon him, lies as motionless as if he was bound hand and foot. He isunder a spell; a spell which, in our own country, even knowledge andrefinement have power only to modify.
In England, there is a large class of persons who believe that acertain pill is able to cure all diseases, however opposite theirnatures, and however different the constitutions of the patients.
What to read after Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 437?
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