Leaves in the Wind
Leaves in the Wind
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Give them only a hint of peril, and their minds will explore the whole circumference of disastrous con- sequences. It is not a bad thing in this world to be born a little dull and unimaginative. You will have a much more comfortable time. And if you have not 112 ON FEAR taken that precaution, you will do well to have a prosaic person handy to correct your fantasies. Therein Don Quixote showed his wisdom. In the romantic theatre of his mind perils rose like giants on every horizon; but there was... always Sancho Panza on his donkey, ready to prick the bubbles of his master with the broadsword of his incomparable stupidity.
ON BEING CALLED THOMPSON Among my letters this morning was one which an- noyed me, not by its contents, but by its address. My name (for the purposes of this article) is Thomson, but my correspondent addressed me as Thompson. Now I confess I am a little sensitive about that "p. " When I see it wedged in the middle of my name I am conscious of an annoyance altogether dispro- portioned to the fact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give them only a hint of peril, and their minds will explore the whole circumference of disastrous con- sequences. It is not a bad thing in this world to be born a little dull and unimaginative. You will have a much more comfortable time. And if you have not 112 ON FEAR taken that precaution, you will do well to have a prosaic person handy to correct your fantasies. Therein Don Quixote showed his wisdom. In the romantic theatre of his mind perils rose like giants on every horizon; but there was... always Sancho Panza on his donkey, ready to prick the bubbles of his master with the broadsword of his incomparable stupidity.
ON BEING CALLED THOMPSON Among my letters this morning was one which an- noyed me, not by its contents, but by its address. My name (for the purposes of this article) is Thomson, but my correspondent addressed me as Thompson. Now I confess I am a little sensitive about that "p. " When I see it wedged in the middle of my name I am conscious of an annoyance altogether dispro- portioned to the fact.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Alfred George Gardiner to read onlineMoreLess
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