Pygmalion's Spectacles
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A little copse appeared ahead, not of the gigantic forest trees, but oflesser growths, bearing flowers and fruits of iridescent colors, and atiny brook bubbled through. And there stood the objective of theirjourney--a building of white, marble-like stone, single-storied and vinecovered, with broad glassless windows. They trod upon a path of brightpebbles to the arched entrance, and here, on an intricate stone bench, sat a grey-bearded patriarchal individual. Galatea addressed him in aliquid lan...guage that reminded Dan of the flower-pipings; then sheturned. "This is Leucon, " she said, as the ancient rose from his seatand spoke in English.
"We are happy, Galatea and I, to welcome you, since visitors are a rarepleasure here, and those from your shadowy country most rare. " Dan uttered puzzled words of thanks, and the old man nodded, reseatinghimself on the carven bench; Galatea skipped through the archedentrance, and Dan, after an irresolute moment, dropped to the remainingbench. Once more his thoughts were whirling in perplexed turbulence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A little copse appeared ahead, not of the gigantic forest trees, but oflesser growths, bearing flowers and fruits of iridescent colors, and atiny brook bubbled through. And there stood the objective of theirjourney--a building of white, marble-like stone, single-storied and vinecovered, with broad glassless windows. They trod upon a path of brightpebbles to the arched entrance, and here, on an intricate stone bench, sat a grey-bearded patriarchal individual. Galatea addressed him in aliquid lan...guage that reminded Dan of the flower-pipings; then sheturned. "This is Leucon, " she said, as the ancient rose from his seatand spoke in English.
"We are happy, Galatea and I, to welcome you, since visitors are a rarepleasure here, and those from your shadowy country most rare. " Dan uttered puzzled words of thanks, and the old man nodded, reseatinghimself on the carven bench; Galatea skipped through the archedentrance, and Dan, after an irresolute moment, dropped to the remainingbench. Once more his thoughts were whirling in perplexed turbulence.
What to read after Pygmalion's Spectacles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weinbaum Stanley Grauman to read onlineMoreLess
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