My Own Story
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On our arrival I was introduced to the resident physician. Dr. Martin, a charming man, somewhat unkempt and shaggy in appear- ance, but with a heart of gold. Professor Forel, MY OWN STORY 291 head of the Asyltun for the Insane, was also in attendance; he is, I believe, the greatest brain specialist in Switzerland, and he is also an authority on natural history. Directly I heard his name it seemed strangely familiar to me, and I suddenly recollected that he was always being quoted by Mathilde as... the one man in the world who knew all about the antics of ants.
Dr. Martin told me I must sign a paper saying that I wished voluntarily to enter La Maiterie, and that I agreed to give myself up to the care of himself and his colleague. Something intui- tively warned me that it would be as well if I did NOT sign any paper, and I therefore firmly refused to do so; I agreed, however, to allow my lawyer to prepare a document saying that I was willing to stop at the "Home, " but only so long as I wished, and not a single day longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On our arrival I was introduced to the resident physician. Dr. Martin, a charming man, somewhat unkempt and shaggy in appear- ance, but with a heart of gold. Professor Forel, MY OWN STORY 291 head of the Asyltun for the Insane, was also in attendance; he is, I believe, the greatest brain specialist in Switzerland, and he is also an authority on natural history. Directly I heard his name it seemed strangely familiar to me, and I suddenly recollected that he was always being quoted by Mathilde as... the one man in the world who knew all about the antics of ants.
Dr. Martin told me I must sign a paper saying that I wished voluntarily to enter La Maiterie, and that I agreed to give myself up to the care of himself and his colleague. Something intui- tively warned me that it would be as well if I did NOT sign any paper, and I therefore firmly refused to do so; I agreed, however, to allow my lawyer to prepare a document saying that I was willing to stop at the "Home, " but only so long as I wished, and not a single day longer.
What to read after My Own Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luise Von Toscana to read onlineMoreLess
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