Studies in Philology
Studies in Philology
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The Doctor, however, like all enthu- siasts, had struggled hard to make a thorough convert of his pupil, and finally so far gained his point as to . induce the sufferer to submit to numerous experiments.
By a frequent repetition of these, a result had arisen, which of late days has been so common as to attract little or no attention, but which, at the period of which I write, had been very rarely known in America. I mean to say, that between Doctor Templeton and Bed- loe there had g^own up, lit...tle by little, a very distinct and strongly marked rapport or magnetic relation. I am not prepared to assert, however, that this rapport extended beyond the limits of the sleep-producing power; but this power itself had attained great inten- sity.^s This corresponds exactly with the situation between Alban and Maria. The former's supremacy over the latter is gained gradually, until at length "nur meines Blickes, meines festen Willens bedurf te es sie in den ogenannten somnambulen Zu- stand zu versetzen." This is also Templeton's experience with Bedloe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Doctor, however, like all enthu- siasts, had struggled hard to make a thorough convert of his pupil, and finally so far gained his point as to . induce the sufferer to submit to numerous experiments.
By a frequent repetition of these, a result had arisen, which of late days has been so common as to attract little or no attention, but which, at the period of which I write, had been very rarely known in America. I mean to say, that between Doctor Templeton and Bed- loe there had g^own up, lit...tle by little, a very distinct and strongly marked rapport or magnetic relation. I am not prepared to assert, however, that this rapport extended beyond the limits of the sleep-producing power; but this power itself had attained great inten- sity.^s This corresponds exactly with the situation between Alban and Maria. The former's supremacy over the latter is gained gradually, until at length "nur meines Blickes, meines festen Willens bedurf te es sie in den ogenannten somnambulen Zu- stand zu versetzen." This is also Templeton's experience with Bedloe.
What to read after Studies in Philology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of North Carolina (1793-1962). Philological Club to read onlineMoreLess
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