Lavengro
Lavengro
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"An inconsiderable people, " said I, "shrewd and industrious, but still an inconsiderable people. A language bold and expressive, andof some antiquity, derived, though perhaps not immediately, from somemuch older tongue. I do not think that the Armenian has had anyinfluence over the formation of the languages of the world. I am notmuch indebted to the Armenian for the solution of any doubts; whereas tothe language of Mr. Petulengro--" "I have heard you mention that name before, " said the Armen...ian; "who isMr. Petulengro?" And then I told the Armenian who Mr. Petulengro was. The Armenian spokecontemptuously of Mr. Petulengro and his race. "Don't speakcontemptuously of Mr. Petulengro, " said I, "nor of anything belonging tohim. He is a dark, mysterious personage; all connected with him is amystery, especially his language; but I believe that his language isdoomed to solve a great philological problem--Mr. Petulengro--" "You appear agitated, " said the Armenian; "take another glass of wine;you possess a great deal of philological knowledge, but it appears to methat the language of this Petulengro is your foible: but let us changethe subject; I feel much interested in you, and would fain be of serviceto you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"An inconsiderable people, " said I, "shrewd and industrious, but still an inconsiderable people. A language bold and expressive, andof some antiquity, derived, though perhaps not immediately, from somemuch older tongue. I do not think that the Armenian has had anyinfluence over the formation of the languages of the world. I am notmuch indebted to the Armenian for the solution of any doubts; whereas tothe language of Mr. Petulengro--" "I have heard you mention that name before, " said the Armen...ian; "who isMr. Petulengro?" And then I told the Armenian who Mr. Petulengro was. The Armenian spokecontemptuously of Mr. Petulengro and his race. "Don't speakcontemptuously of Mr. Petulengro, " said I, "nor of anything belonging tohim. He is a dark, mysterious personage; all connected with him is amystery, especially his language; but I believe that his language isdoomed to solve a great philological problem--Mr. Petulengro--" "You appear agitated, " said the Armenian; "take another glass of wine;you possess a great deal of philological knowledge, but it appears to methat the language of this Petulengro is your foible: but let us changethe subject; I feel much interested in you, and would fain be of serviceto you.
What to read after Lavengro?
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