My Three Conversations With Miss Chester
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One thing more will finish all I can tell. You remember that story of Heinrich Zschokke, in which the somnambulic lady recognizes so disgust- fully the gross animalized character of the 56 MY THREE CONVERSATIONS Jtalian prince, her wooer ? " "Yes." " The story is truthful there. There has always been, when I have felt the sensations I describe, an almost immediate revelation of that kind. It has seemed to me, though I must use words in the same vague repre- sentative sense again, that those who... ap- proached me in that way were unhumanized into beasts. Their personality seemed to change and degrade. Their souls departed.
The force of their life was a mere animal efflux, first imperceptibly alloying the stream of influence which they rayed forth, but rapidly predominating until I was inex- pressibly shocked by the consciousness of the innate brutality of such minds. I don't think I can state the experiences more intelligibly, though I have spent much time in meditating on them. I almost doubt whether, in the present state of scientific nomenclature and research, the conditions for the classification of this department of knowledge exist." WITH MISS CHESTER, 57 Miss Chester ceased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One thing more will finish all I can tell. You remember that story of Heinrich Zschokke, in which the somnambulic lady recognizes so disgust- fully the gross animalized character of the 56 MY THREE CONVERSATIONS Jtalian prince, her wooer ? " "Yes." " The story is truthful there. There has always been, when I have felt the sensations I describe, an almost immediate revelation of that kind. It has seemed to me, though I must use words in the same vague repre- sentative sense again, that those who... ap- proached me in that way were unhumanized into beasts. Their personality seemed to change and degrade. Their souls departed.
The force of their life was a mere animal efflux, first imperceptibly alloying the stream of influence which they rayed forth, but rapidly predominating until I was inex- pressibly shocked by the consciousness of the innate brutality of such minds. I don't think I can state the experiences more intelligibly, though I have spent much time in meditating on them. I almost doubt whether, in the present state of scientific nomenclature and research, the conditions for the classification of this department of knowledge exist." WITH MISS CHESTER, 57 Miss Chester ceased.
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