Cobwebs From An Empty Skull
Cobwebs From An Empty Skull
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--This must have been very confusing.
F. --It was. But no one discovered that any liberties had been takenwith orthography.
D. --You tumour!
* * * * * FOOL. --Suppose you had amongst your menials an ailing oyster?
DOCTOR. --Oysters do not ail.
F. --I have heard that the pearl is the result of a disease.
D. --Whether a functional derangement producing a valuable gem can beproperly termed, or treated as, a disease, is open to honest doubt.
F. --Then in the case supposed you would not favour e...xcision of theabnormal part?
D. --Yes; I would remove the oyster.
F. --But if the pearl were growing very rapidly this operation wouldnot be immediately advisable.
D. --That would depend upon the symptomatic diagnosis.
F. --Beast! Give me air!
* * * * * DOCTOR. --I have been thinking-- FOOL. --(Liar!) D. --That you "come out" rather well for a fool.
Can it be that I have been entertaining an angel unawares?
F. --Dismiss the apprehension: I am as great a fool as yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--This must have been very confusing.
F. --It was. But no one discovered that any liberties had been takenwith orthography.
D. --You tumour!
* * * * * FOOL. --Suppose you had amongst your menials an ailing oyster?
DOCTOR. --Oysters do not ail.
F. --I have heard that the pearl is the result of a disease.
D. --Whether a functional derangement producing a valuable gem can beproperly termed, or treated as, a disease, is open to honest doubt.
F. --Then in the case supposed you would not favour e...xcision of theabnormal part?
D. --Yes; I would remove the oyster.
F. --But if the pearl were growing very rapidly this operation wouldnot be immediately advisable.
D. --That would depend upon the symptomatic diagnosis.
F. --Beast! Give me air!
* * * * * DOCTOR. --I have been thinking-- FOOL. --(Liar!) D. --That you "come out" rather well for a fool.
Can it be that I have been entertaining an angel unawares?
F. --Dismiss the apprehension: I am as great a fool as yourself.
What to read after Cobwebs From An Empty Skull?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bierce Ambrose to read onlineMoreLess
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