In Clive's Command
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Today I have anotherpurpose. 'Tis pity to come down to a lower plane; to appeal to the moreignoble part of man; but since you have not yet cut your wisdom teeth Imust e'en accommodate myself. Angria is my friend; but there are moments, look you, when the bonds of our friendship are put to a heavy strain. Atthose moments Angria is perhaps most himself, and I, perhaps, am mostmyself; which might prove to a philosopher that there is a radicalantagonism between the oriental and the occidental chara...cter. Since mypicture of the brighter side has failed to impress you, I propose to showyou the other side--such is the sincerity of my desire for your welfare. And 'tis no empty picture--inanis imago, as Ovid might say--no, 'tissheer reality, speaking, terrible. " He turned and beckoned. In a moment Desmond heard the clank of chains, and by and by, at the entrance of the shed, stood a figure at sight ofwhom his blood ran cold. It was the bent, thin, broken figure of a Hindu, his thin bare legs weighted with heavy irons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Today I have anotherpurpose. 'Tis pity to come down to a lower plane; to appeal to the moreignoble part of man; but since you have not yet cut your wisdom teeth Imust e'en accommodate myself. Angria is my friend; but there are moments, look you, when the bonds of our friendship are put to a heavy strain. Atthose moments Angria is perhaps most himself, and I, perhaps, am mostmyself; which might prove to a philosopher that there is a radicalantagonism between the oriental and the occidental chara...cter. Since mypicture of the brighter side has failed to impress you, I propose to showyou the other side--such is the sincerity of my desire for your welfare. And 'tis no empty picture--inanis imago, as Ovid might say--no, 'tissheer reality, speaking, terrible. " He turned and beckoned. In a moment Desmond heard the clank of chains, and by and by, at the entrance of the shed, stood a figure at sight ofwhom his blood ran cold. It was the bent, thin, broken figure of a Hindu, his thin bare legs weighted with heavy irons.
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