Solitude
Solitude
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But if misanthropy be capable of producing such direful effects on well disposed minds, how shocking must be the character whose disposition, naturally ran- corous, is heightened and inflamed by an habitual ha- tred and malignancy toward his fellow creatures ! In Swisserland, I once beheld a monster of this descrip.
176 OF THE MOTIVES.
tion ; I was compelled to visit him by the duties of my profession ; but 1 shudder while I recollect the enormi- ty of his character. His body was almost as defo...rmed as his mind. Enmity was seated on his distorted brow. Scales of livid incrustation, the joint produce of his corrupted body and distempered mind, covered his face. His horrid figure made me fancy that I saw Medusa's serpents wreathing their baleful folds among the black and matted locks of his dishevelled hair; "while his red and fiery eyes glared like malignant me- teors through the obscurity of his impending eye- brows. Mischief was his sole delight, his greatest luxury, and his highest joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if misanthropy be capable of producing such direful effects on well disposed minds, how shocking must be the character whose disposition, naturally ran- corous, is heightened and inflamed by an habitual ha- tred and malignancy toward his fellow creatures ! In Swisserland, I once beheld a monster of this descrip.
176 OF THE MOTIVES.
tion ; I was compelled to visit him by the duties of my profession ; but 1 shudder while I recollect the enormi- ty of his character. His body was almost as defo...rmed as his mind. Enmity was seated on his distorted brow. Scales of livid incrustation, the joint produce of his corrupted body and distempered mind, covered his face. His horrid figure made me fancy that I saw Medusa's serpents wreathing their baleful folds among the black and matted locks of his dishevelled hair; "while his red and fiery eyes glared like malignant me- teors through the obscurity of his impending eye- brows. Mischief was his sole delight, his greatest luxury, and his highest joy.
What to read after Solitude?
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