Companions of My Solitude
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Then ho said. Let us have no more of this talk to-day, or, indeed, at any time, unless I should begin the subject. One of the greatest drawbacks upon making any confidence is that, as regards that topic, you have then lost the royal pri^^lege of beginning the discourse about yourself ; and another can begin to speak to you, or to think, (and you know that he is thinking) about the matter, when you do not wish it to be so much as thought of by anyone.
He then began to speak about some chemical e...xperiments which he wanted me to tr}^ ; and from that went on to talk about infusoria, wshing me to undertake some microscopical investigations to confirm, or disprove, a certain theory of his ; adding by way of inducement, ' these lower forms and orders of life ought, you Icnow, to be very interesting to ])eoj)le in the country, who them- selves in comparison with us, the inhabitants of to\\-ns, can only, by courtesy, and for want of more precise and accurate language, be said to live. In fact, their existence is ent irely molluscous '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then ho said. Let us have no more of this talk to-day, or, indeed, at any time, unless I should begin the subject. One of the greatest drawbacks upon making any confidence is that, as regards that topic, you have then lost the royal pri^^lege of beginning the discourse about yourself ; and another can begin to speak to you, or to think, (and you know that he is thinking) about the matter, when you do not wish it to be so much as thought of by anyone.
He then began to speak about some chemical e...xperiments which he wanted me to tr}^ ; and from that went on to talk about infusoria, wshing me to undertake some microscopical investigations to confirm, or disprove, a certain theory of his ; adding by way of inducement, ' these lower forms and orders of life ought, you Icnow, to be very interesting to ])eoj)le in the country, who them- selves in comparison with us, the inhabitants of to\\-ns, can only, by courtesy, and for want of more precise and accurate language, be said to live. In fact, their existence is ent irely molluscous '.
What to read after Companions of My Solitude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Helps to read onlineMoreLess
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