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' We are disquieted in vain by cheating dreams.' " I was speaking thus, and preparing to comment on this line of Euripides, in which I should no doubt have discovered subtleties that the herb- seller's son had never dreamt of, when the situation suddenly became quite unfavourable to philosophic speculation. For Suzanne, being unsuccessful in her attempts to remove the cock-a-doodle-doo from the plate, threw herself into such a temper, that her face grew as red as a peony, her nostrils dilated l...ike a Kaffir's, her cheeks extended upwards till they nearly blotted out her eyes, and her eyebrows N 194 MY FRIEND'S BOOK till they climbed to the top of her forehead that had suddenly grown red and was covered all over with bumps and cavities and furrows, till it looked like a tract of volcanic ground. Her mouth opened from ear to ear, and from between the gums there issued the most barbarous of yells.
" There ! " I cried ; " there we have a manifesta- tion of the passions. But let us not speak ill of the passions ; they are the mainspring of all the great deeds that are wrought in this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' We are disquieted in vain by cheating dreams.' " I was speaking thus, and preparing to comment on this line of Euripides, in which I should no doubt have discovered subtleties that the herb- seller's son had never dreamt of, when the situation suddenly became quite unfavourable to philosophic speculation. For Suzanne, being unsuccessful in her attempts to remove the cock-a-doodle-doo from the plate, threw herself into such a temper, that her face grew as red as a peony, her nostrils dilated l...ike a Kaffir's, her cheeks extended upwards till they nearly blotted out her eyes, and her eyebrows N 194 MY FRIEND'S BOOK till they climbed to the top of her forehead that had suddenly grown red and was covered all over with bumps and cavities and furrows, till it looked like a tract of volcanic ground. Her mouth opened from ear to ear, and from between the gums there issued the most barbarous of yells.
" There ! " I cried ; " there we have a manifesta- tion of the passions. But let us not speak ill of the passions ; they are the mainspring of all the great deeds that are wrought in this world.
What to read after My Friend's book?
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