Moltke
Moltke
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Yet even here a kind of remote verisimilitude is de- manded. Mr. D'Israeli forgets this. He assures US that he is about to introduee a most extraordi- nary man, a kind of admirabler Crichton. We prepare our minds adequately for the encounter, and then — enter Mr. Sidonia. We are reminded of a placard we onee saw, announcing the rather anomalous exhibition of "Colonel Spofford, the great Virginia dwarf." We are outraged at so Barmeeide a fulfilment of a bill of fare which would have made even Mr...s, Glasse search her cof- fers round. We had always conceived of Nature as somewhat economieal and housewifely in her management, expending nothing but for some adequate retum. What object she could have had in endowing Mr. Sidonia with so many rare and exceptional qualities, we are at a loss to dis- Cover. He talks and acts very much like any other quite ordinary person. His vast faculties seem as superfluous as the five horses which the circus-rider contrives to use at the same time, when one would serve his tum as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet even here a kind of remote verisimilitude is de- manded. Mr. D'Israeli forgets this. He assures US that he is about to introduee a most extraordi- nary man, a kind of admirabler Crichton. We prepare our minds adequately for the encounter, and then — enter Mr. Sidonia. We are reminded of a placard we onee saw, announcing the rather anomalous exhibition of "Colonel Spofford, the great Virginia dwarf." We are outraged at so Barmeeide a fulfilment of a bill of fare which would have made even Mr...s, Glasse search her cof- fers round. We had always conceived of Nature as somewhat economieal and housewifely in her management, expending nothing but for some adequate retum. What object she could have had in endowing Mr. Sidonia with so many rare and exceptional qualities, we are at a loss to dis- Cover. He talks and acts very much like any other quite ordinary person. His vast faculties seem as superfluous as the five horses which the circus-rider contrives to use at the same time, when one would serve his tum as well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franz Carl Endres to read onlineMoreLess
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