Mummery
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Itseems so odd that we should be living with these people whose whole aimin life is publicity. ' They had many happy hours together reading and discussing the bookswhich he bought for her by the armful at a shop in Charing Cross Road, where, open to the street, were piles of books almost blatantlysubversive of society--Nietsche, Havelock Ellis, Shaw, Ibsen, Anarchisttracts, Socialist and Labour journals, R. P. A. Cheap reprints, everysort and kind of book that in an ordinary shop would only be ...procuredupon a special order. . . . It was a very fierce shop. Its woodwork waspainted scarlet, and above the shelves in gilt letters were such namesas Morris, Marx, Bakounin, Kropotkin, Lassalle, and mottoes such as'The workers of the world have nothing to lose but their chains. ' It was Clara who discovered the shop in her wanderings through the WestEnd, which she desired to know even to its remotest crannies, and itsoddity seized her imagination when she discovered that for all itsfierceness it was kept by a gentle little old Scotsman, who mostferociously desired the destruction of society, but most gently helpedall who needed help and most wholly sympathised with all, and they weremany, who turned to him for sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itseems so odd that we should be living with these people whose whole aimin life is publicity. ' They had many happy hours together reading and discussing the bookswhich he bought for her by the armful at a shop in Charing Cross Road, where, open to the street, were piles of books almost blatantlysubversive of society--Nietsche, Havelock Ellis, Shaw, Ibsen, Anarchisttracts, Socialist and Labour journals, R. P. A. Cheap reprints, everysort and kind of book that in an ordinary shop would only be ...procuredupon a special order. . . . It was a very fierce shop. Its woodwork waspainted scarlet, and above the shelves in gilt letters were such namesas Morris, Marx, Bakounin, Kropotkin, Lassalle, and mottoes such as'The workers of the world have nothing to lose but their chains. ' It was Clara who discovered the shop in her wanderings through the WestEnd, which she desired to know even to its remotest crannies, and itsoddity seized her imagination when she discovered that for all itsfierceness it was kept by a gentle little old Scotsman, who mostferociously desired the destruction of society, but most gently helpedall who needed help and most wholly sympathised with all, and they weremany, who turned to him for sympathy.
What to read after Mummery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cannan Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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