Short Stories 1927-1956 (2012)
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And coughs to the lecturer are like reefs to the mariner. They may wreck his frail craft. So extreme indeed was the quietude in the Wigston Memorial Hall in which Professor Monk was speaking that if he had remained mute for but a moment, even the voice of the gentle rain that was steadily descending out of the night beyond upon its corrugated roof would have become audible. Indeed his only interruption, and it had occurred but once every quarter of an hour, had been a sudden, peculiar, brief, st...rident roar. On his way to the hall he had noticed – incarnadining the louring heavens – what appeared to be the reflected light from the furnaces of a foundry. Possibly it was discharging its draff, its slag, its cinders. In any case, a punctual interruption of this kind is a little dramatic; a pregnant pause, and it is over. Nor did it affect him personally.
The professor had read somewhere that on occasion a certain eminent mathematician will sink in the midst of one of his lectures into a profound reverie, which may continue for ten minutes together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And coughs to the lecturer are like reefs to the mariner. They may wreck his frail craft. So extreme indeed was the quietude in the Wigston Memorial Hall in which Professor Monk was speaking that if he had remained mute for but a moment, even the voice of the gentle rain that was steadily descending out of the night beyond upon its corrugated roof would have become audible. Indeed his only interruption, and it had occurred but once every quarter of an hour, had been a sudden, peculiar, brief, st...rident roar. On his way to the hall he had noticed – incarnadining the louring heavens – what appeared to be the reflected light from the furnaces of a foundry. Possibly it was discharging its draff, its slag, its cinders. In any case, a punctual interruption of this kind is a little dramatic; a pregnant pause, and it is over. Nor did it affect him personally.
The professor had read somewhere that on occasion a certain eminent mathematician will sink in the midst of one of his lectures into a profound reverie, which may continue for ten minutes together.
What to read after Short Stories 1927-1956?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De La Mare Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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