Hap Hazard
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97 at noon we descried a school of porpoises off the port side. Fancy the mental condition of two hundred human beings who frantically rush up the companion-way to gaze upon a few stupid sea- pigs playing in the water ! The standard joke is to assure some weak-minded woman that they are whales, and then laugh at her credulity.
Writing being a failure, you decide to read ; and here let me remark that Emerson must have been undergoing temporary aberration of the mind when he declared that "classi...cs which at home are drowsily read have a strange charm in a country inn, or in the transom of a merchant brig. " There may be something in the nature of a brig to inspire an enthusiasm for Homer and Virgil, but the only classics I observe on a steamer are "Aurora Floyd, " "Guy Livingstone, " The Dead Secret, " and works of a similarly pro found nature. I have been ten days worrying through a book that on land would have been fin ished in one, and am regarded by the more friv olously inclined passengers as half strong-minded and half mad for having attempted it at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
97 at noon we descried a school of porpoises off the port side. Fancy the mental condition of two hundred human beings who frantically rush up the companion-way to gaze upon a few stupid sea- pigs playing in the water ! The standard joke is to assure some weak-minded woman that they are whales, and then laugh at her credulity.
Writing being a failure, you decide to read ; and here let me remark that Emerson must have been undergoing temporary aberration of the mind when he declared that "classi...cs which at home are drowsily read have a strange charm in a country inn, or in the transom of a merchant brig. " There may be something in the nature of a brig to inspire an enthusiasm for Homer and Virgil, but the only classics I observe on a steamer are "Aurora Floyd, " "Guy Livingstone, " The Dead Secret, " and works of a similarly pro found nature. I have been ten days worrying through a book that on land would have been fin ished in one, and am regarded by the more friv olously inclined passengers as half strong-minded and half mad for having attempted it at all.
What to read after Hap Hazard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Field to read onlineMoreLess
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