The Atlantic Monthly, volume 03, No. 17, March, 1859
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It was a great wonder. I am very anxious tovindicate my character as a philosopher and an observer of Nature byaccounting for this apparently extraordinary fact.
You may remember certain persons who have the misfortune of presentingto the friends whom they meet a cold, damp hand. There are states ofmind in which a contact of this kind has a depressing effect on thevital powers that makes us insensible to all the virtues and graces ofthe proprietor of one of these life-absorbing organs. When the...y touchus, virtue passes out of us, and we feel as if our electricity had beendrained by a powerful negative battery, carried about by an overgrownhuman torpedo.
"The Model of all the Virtues" had a pair of searching eyes as clear asWenham ice; but they were slower to melt than that fickle jewelry. Herfeatures disordered themselves slightly at times in a surface-smile, butnever broke loose from their corners and indulged in the riotous tumultof a laugh--which, I take it, is the mob-law of the features, --andpropriety the magistrate who reads the riot-act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a great wonder. I am very anxious tovindicate my character as a philosopher and an observer of Nature byaccounting for this apparently extraordinary fact.
You may remember certain persons who have the misfortune of presentingto the friends whom they meet a cold, damp hand. There are states ofmind in which a contact of this kind has a depressing effect on thevital powers that makes us insensible to all the virtues and graces ofthe proprietor of one of these life-absorbing organs. When the...y touchus, virtue passes out of us, and we feel as if our electricity had beendrained by a powerful negative battery, carried about by an overgrownhuman torpedo.
"The Model of all the Virtues" had a pair of searching eyes as clear asWenham ice; but they were slower to melt than that fickle jewelry. Herfeatures disordered themselves slightly at times in a surface-smile, butnever broke loose from their corners and indulged in the riotous tumultof a laugh--which, I take it, is the mob-law of the features, --andpropriety the magistrate who reads the riot-act.
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