H G Wells Personality Character Topography
H G Wells Personality Character Topography
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He could write immortal poems in reminiscence of his own childhood ; but he couldn't make a baby smile. Small children didn't like him, because he seemed queer. " The secret of Stevenson's awkwardness with children is not far to seek. He was eccentric and far from normal ; his likeness does not reveal an exterior which would appeal to children. White, bony, beautiful hands, long hair, queer hat, flowing cape, are not the best passports to the freedom of the nursery. All children love normal men..., and all normal men love children. So once again Wells's attitude proves the truth of Mr. Sidney Dark's assertion that he is as other men — " an articulate man of the people " — " a short stocky man with a scrubby moustache " like a million other fathers in our cities' streets.
One sign that he has not accomplished the foolish aim of the majority and pushed his child- hood behind him, is that he still only works in childish bouts of spontaneity ; and another sign is that he does not hire people to work and play for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could write immortal poems in reminiscence of his own childhood ; but he couldn't make a baby smile. Small children didn't like him, because he seemed queer. " The secret of Stevenson's awkwardness with children is not far to seek. He was eccentric and far from normal ; his likeness does not reveal an exterior which would appeal to children. White, bony, beautiful hands, long hair, queer hat, flowing cape, are not the best passports to the freedom of the nursery. All children love normal men..., and all normal men love children. So once again Wells's attitude proves the truth of Mr. Sidney Dark's assertion that he is as other men — " an articulate man of the people " — " a short stocky man with a scrubby moustache " like a million other fathers in our cities' streets.
One sign that he has not accomplished the foolish aim of the majority and pushed his child- hood behind him, is that he still only works in childish bouts of spontaneity ; and another sign is that he does not hire people to work and play for him.
What to read after H G Wells Personality Character Topography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Thurston Robert Thurston Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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