The Captain of the Polestar
The Captain of the Polestar
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" Now as Von Hartmann, overwhelmed by the many strange things which hadoccurred to him that day, passed his hand over his forehead and cast hiseyes downwards, he chanced to catch the reflection of his own face in apool which the rain had left upon the road. To his utter astonishment heperceived that his face was that of a youth, that his dress was that ofa fashionable young student, and that in every way he was the antithesisof the grave and scholarly figure in which his mind was wont to dwell.... In an instant his active brain ran over the series of events which hadoccurred and sprang to the conclusion. He fairly reeled under the blow.
"Himmel!" he cried, "I see it all. Our souls are in the wrong bodies. I am you and you are I. My theory is proved--but at what an expense!Is the most scholarly mind in Europe to go about with this frivolousexterior? Oh the labours of a lifetime are ruined!" and he smote hisbreast in his despair.
"I say, " remarked the real Von Hartmann from the body of the Professor, "I quite see the force of your remarks, but don't go knocking my bodyabout like that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now as Von Hartmann, overwhelmed by the many strange things which hadoccurred to him that day, passed his hand over his forehead and cast hiseyes downwards, he chanced to catch the reflection of his own face in apool which the rain had left upon the road. To his utter astonishment heperceived that his face was that of a youth, that his dress was that ofa fashionable young student, and that in every way he was the antithesisof the grave and scholarly figure in which his mind was wont to dwell.... In an instant his active brain ran over the series of events which hadoccurred and sprang to the conclusion. He fairly reeled under the blow.
"Himmel!" he cried, "I see it all. Our souls are in the wrong bodies. I am you and you are I. My theory is proved--but at what an expense!Is the most scholarly mind in Europe to go about with this frivolousexterior? Oh the labours of a lifetime are ruined!" and he smote hisbreast in his despair.
"I say, " remarked the real Von Hartmann from the body of the Professor, "I quite see the force of your remarks, but don't go knocking my bodyabout like that.
What to read after The Captain of the Polestar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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