My Dear Wells a Manual for the Haters of England
My Dear Wells a Manual for the Haters of England
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Ho, all ye tribes of lexicographers ! Ho, all ye hidden powers that mint the American vernacular, coin me some adjective that will give forth the faintest adumbration of this inexpres- sible monumental absurdity ! Hallmark it, I LETTER VIII 83 beseech you, with some new form of speech ! I am dumb.
You begin to see how absurd you are, don't you? I knew you would. But tell me, what induced you to attempt this hoax upon American credulity . '' The American people have done you no harm, except to h...elp you to persuade yourself that you are a profound social philosopher — a generous, careless indiscretion of theirs, which you might readily forgive them. On the whole, you owe the American people a debt of gratitude even greater than you owe to me. No, no, my dear Wells ; hoax yourself as much as you please, hoax half Europe, but spare these guileless Americans who are so amiably disposed towards you as to allow you to do their thinking for them.
Let us return to our inquiry. 'Tenshun, my dear Wells !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ho, all ye tribes of lexicographers ! Ho, all ye hidden powers that mint the American vernacular, coin me some adjective that will give forth the faintest adumbration of this inexpres- sible monumental absurdity ! Hallmark it, I LETTER VIII 83 beseech you, with some new form of speech ! I am dumb.
You begin to see how absurd you are, don't you? I knew you would. But tell me, what induced you to attempt this hoax upon American credulity . '' The American people have done you no harm, except to h...elp you to persuade yourself that you are a profound social philosopher — a generous, careless indiscretion of theirs, which you might readily forgive them. On the whole, you owe the American people a debt of gratitude even greater than you owe to me. No, no, my dear Wells ; hoax yourself as much as you please, hoax half Europe, but spare these guileless Americans who are so amiably disposed towards you as to allow you to do their thinking for them.
Let us return to our inquiry. 'Tenshun, my dear Wells !
What to read after My Dear Wells a Manual for the Haters of England?
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