Manalive
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" He stopped an instant; for this rapid ra- tionalism left him more breathless than had either his theatrical or his real denunciation. But he was plainly in earnest, as well as posi- tive and lucid; as was proved by his proceed- ing quickly the moment he had found his breath.
"It is just the same, " he cried, "with our medical friends. You will say that Dr. Warner has a grievance. I agree. But does he want specially to be snapshotted by all the journalists prostratus in horto? It was no MANAL1...VE fault of his, but the scene was not very digni- fied even for him. He must have justice; but does he want to ask for justice, not only on his knees but on his hands and knees? Does he want to enter the court of justice on all fours? Doctors are not allowed to advertise ; and I'm sure no doctor wants to advertise himself as looking like that. And even for our American guest, the interest is the same. Let us suppose that he has conclusive documents. Let us as- sume that he has revelations really worth read- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He stopped an instant; for this rapid ra- tionalism left him more breathless than had either his theatrical or his real denunciation. But he was plainly in earnest, as well as posi- tive and lucid; as was proved by his proceed- ing quickly the moment he had found his breath.
"It is just the same, " he cried, "with our medical friends. You will say that Dr. Warner has a grievance. I agree. But does he want specially to be snapshotted by all the journalists prostratus in horto? It was no MANAL1...VE fault of his, but the scene was not very digni- fied even for him. He must have justice; but does he want to ask for justice, not only on his knees but on his hands and knees? Does he want to enter the court of justice on all fours? Doctors are not allowed to advertise ; and I'm sure no doctor wants to advertise himself as looking like that. And even for our American guest, the interest is the same. Let us suppose that he has conclusive documents. Let us as- sume that he has revelations really worth read- ing.
What to read after Manalive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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