Characteristics : a Novel
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He was able rapidly to reacquire a new store of guiding, useful remembrances, and to 160 CHAEACTEBISTICS.
learn to write. In a case I know of there was this same tendency to write to the left." " He knew Hebrew ; did it not come from that ? " " No," I said. " The other case was that of a half- educated country girl." " When," returned Vincent, " he came to the H House here, he was like a rough, ignorant child, and was alarmed when addressed by a stranger. The chambermaid said he must have been ...Dl. Alter a while she learned that he had money. He seemed able to count it, but for a long while could not understand what a bank was. The landlord, an honest German, took an interest in him, and flually induced him to de- posit the money in a bank. His intellectual apprecia- tion of things returned with great rapidity, and now you see what he is." " Yes ; it seems incredible. These cases are rarely seen in their abnormal state; that is the difficulty.
Of this I am sure, the loss of memory of people, of animals, of places, is absolute ; of language the loss is incomplete; of writing, entire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was able rapidly to reacquire a new store of guiding, useful remembrances, and to 160 CHAEACTEBISTICS.
learn to write. In a case I know of there was this same tendency to write to the left." " He knew Hebrew ; did it not come from that ? " " No," I said. " The other case was that of a half- educated country girl." " When," returned Vincent, " he came to the H House here, he was like a rough, ignorant child, and was alarmed when addressed by a stranger. The chambermaid said he must have been ...Dl. Alter a while she learned that he had money. He seemed able to count it, but for a long while could not understand what a bank was. The landlord, an honest German, took an interest in him, and flually induced him to de- posit the money in a bank. His intellectual apprecia- tion of things returned with great rapidity, and now you see what he is." " Yes ; it seems incredible. These cases are rarely seen in their abnormal state; that is the difficulty.
Of this I am sure, the loss of memory of people, of animals, of places, is absolute ; of language the loss is incomplete; of writing, entire.
What to read after Characteristics : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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