I Have Reason to Believe
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The two books are so unlike in plan, that they might be fifty years apart in date. The two writers were as unlike as two English gentlemen could well be, within the limits of the same vocation and social standing. I had the privilege, some years after 1865, of doing mathematics for Lewis Carroll; and the honour of meeting her who is Alice. To the average undergraduate, he was a lonely and uncongenial man, with a pale imperturb- able face, stiff grey hair, rigid clerical attire : he took solitar...y walks, and he walked fast, as if he were going 104 THE WATER-BABIES ix not among us but through us : he seemed to be want- ing not to get anywhere but to get away from some- where: he had the look of a man in danger of the habit of talking to himself : we noted that his trousers were turned- up unduly high, and that he shouldered his furled umbrella with an air of defiance. We heard that he said brilliant things in Commonroom : that, he preached well, on rare occasions, in this or that out-of-the-way place, overcoming, to help a friend, his dread of publicity; that he was devoted to a group of children, and amused himself with photographing them : and, because it appeared to us that man delighted not him, no, nor woman neither, we were glad that he had made friends with some children, if it were only as a refuge from mathe- matics, which nobody but the examiners took seriously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two books are so unlike in plan, that they might be fifty years apart in date. The two writers were as unlike as two English gentlemen could well be, within the limits of the same vocation and social standing. I had the privilege, some years after 1865, of doing mathematics for Lewis Carroll; and the honour of meeting her who is Alice. To the average undergraduate, he was a lonely and uncongenial man, with a pale imperturb- able face, stiff grey hair, rigid clerical attire : he took solitar...y walks, and he walked fast, as if he were going 104 THE WATER-BABIES ix not among us but through us : he seemed to be want- ing not to get anywhere but to get away from some- where: he had the look of a man in danger of the habit of talking to himself : we noted that his trousers were turned- up unduly high, and that he shouldered his furled umbrella with an air of defiance. We heard that he said brilliant things in Commonroom : that, he preached well, on rare occasions, in this or that out-of-the-way place, overcoming, to help a friend, his dread of publicity; that he was devoted to a group of children, and amused himself with photographing them : and, because it appeared to us that man delighted not him, no, nor woman neither, we were glad that he had made friends with some children, if it were only as a refuge from mathe- matics, which nobody but the examiners took seriously.
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