Simon the Jester
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It is also deformed by tramcars. Istrolled leisurely up, thinking of the many swans that were geese, andParadises that were building-plots, and heroes that were dummies, andsolidities that were shadows, in short, enjoying a gentle post-prandialmood, when my eyes suddenly fell on a scene which brought me down fromsuch realities to the realm of the fantastic. There, a few yards infront of me, at the outer edge of the terrace of a cafe, clad inhis eternal silk hat, frock coat, and yellow gloves, s...at ProfessorAnastasius Papadopoulos in earnest conversation with a seedy stranger ofrepellent mien. The latter was clean-shaven and had a broken nose, and wore a little round, soft felt hat. The dwarf was facing me. Ashe caught sight of me a smile of welcome overspread his Napoleonicfeatures. He rose, awaited my approach, and, bareheaded, made his usualsweeping bow, which he concluded by resting his silk hat on the pit ofhis stomach. I lifted my hat politely and would have passed on, but hestood in my path.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is also deformed by tramcars. Istrolled leisurely up, thinking of the many swans that were geese, andParadises that were building-plots, and heroes that were dummies, andsolidities that were shadows, in short, enjoying a gentle post-prandialmood, when my eyes suddenly fell on a scene which brought me down fromsuch realities to the realm of the fantastic. There, a few yards infront of me, at the outer edge of the terrace of a cafe, clad inhis eternal silk hat, frock coat, and yellow gloves, s...at ProfessorAnastasius Papadopoulos in earnest conversation with a seedy stranger ofrepellent mien. The latter was clean-shaven and had a broken nose, and wore a little round, soft felt hat. The dwarf was facing me. Ashe caught sight of me a smile of welcome overspread his Napoleonicfeatures. He rose, awaited my approach, and, bareheaded, made his usualsweeping bow, which he concluded by resting his silk hat on the pit ofhis stomach. I lifted my hat politely and would have passed on, but hestood in my path.
What to read after Simon the Jester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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