Selections From Poe
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"_Oh, le bon temps, que ce siecle de fer!_" In truth, the ardor, the enthusiasm, and the imperiousness of mydisposition, soon rendered me a marked character among my schoolmates, and by slow but natural gradations gave me an ascendancy over all notgreatly older than myself: over all with a single exception. Thisexception was found in the person of a scholar who, although norelation, bore the same Christian and surname as myself, --acircumstance, in fact, little remarkable; for, notwithstanding ...a nobledescent, mine was one of those every-day appellations which seem byprescriptive right to have been, time out of mind, the common propertyof the mob. In this narrative I have therefore designated myself asWilliam Wilson, --a fictitious title not very dissimilar to thereal. My namesake alone, of those who in school-phraseologyconstituted "our set, " presumed to compete with me in the studies ofthe class--in the sports and broils of the play-ground--to refuseimplicit belief in my assertions, and submission to my will--indeed, to interfere with my arbitrary dictation in any respect whatsoever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"_Oh, le bon temps, que ce siecle de fer!_" In truth, the ardor, the enthusiasm, and the imperiousness of mydisposition, soon rendered me a marked character among my schoolmates, and by slow but natural gradations gave me an ascendancy over all notgreatly older than myself: over all with a single exception. Thisexception was found in the person of a scholar who, although norelation, bore the same Christian and surname as myself, --acircumstance, in fact, little remarkable; for, notwithstanding ...a nobledescent, mine was one of those every-day appellations which seem byprescriptive right to have been, time out of mind, the common propertyof the mob. In this narrative I have therefore designated myself asWilliam Wilson, --a fictitious title not very dissimilar to thereal. My namesake alone, of those who in school-phraseologyconstituted "our set, " presumed to compete with me in the studies ofthe class--in the sports and broils of the play-ground--to refuseimplicit belief in my assertions, and submission to my will--indeed, to interfere with my arbitrary dictation in any respect whatsoever.
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