Reveries of a Schoolmaster
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Near the entrance he cameupon the Rosetta Stone, and stood inthralled. He reflected that hewas standing in the presence of a monument that marks the beginningof recorded history, that back of that all was dark, and that all thebooks in all the libraries emanate from that beginning. The thoughtwas so big, so overmastering, that there was no room in his mind foranything else, so he turned about and left without seeing anythingelse in the Museum. Since then we have had many a big laugh togetheras ...he recounts to me his wonderful visit to the Rosetta Stone. I seeclearly that in the presence of that modest stone he got all themental clothing he could possibly wear at the time. Changing themind sometimes seems to amount almost to surgery.
Sometime, if I can get my stub pen limbered up I shall try my hand atwriting a bit of a composition on the subject of "The Inequality ofEquals. " I know that the Declaration tells us that all men are bornfree and equal, and I shall explain in my essay that it means us tounderstand that while they are born equal, they begin to becomeunequal the day after they are born, and become more so as onechanges his mind and the other one does not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near the entrance he cameupon the Rosetta Stone, and stood inthralled. He reflected that hewas standing in the presence of a monument that marks the beginningof recorded history, that back of that all was dark, and that all thebooks in all the libraries emanate from that beginning. The thoughtwas so big, so overmastering, that there was no room in his mind foranything else, so he turned about and left without seeing anythingelse in the Museum. Since then we have had many a big laugh togetheras ...he recounts to me his wonderful visit to the Rosetta Stone. I seeclearly that in the presence of that modest stone he got all themental clothing he could possibly wear at the time. Changing themind sometimes seems to amount almost to surgery.
Sometime, if I can get my stub pen limbered up I shall try my hand atwriting a bit of a composition on the subject of "The Inequality ofEquals. " I know that the Declaration tells us that all men are bornfree and equal, and I shall explain in my essay that it means us tounderstand that while they are born equal, they begin to becomeunequal the day after they are born, and become more so as onechanges his mind and the other one does not.
What to read after Reveries of a Schoolmaster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearson Francis B. to read onlineMoreLess
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