The Cause of It All
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My learning has also been very uncircumstantial. Not my mother, but my godmother apprenticed me to a blacksmith. That blacksmith was myfirst perdagogue; and his perdagogy consisted in this--that he did notbeat his anvil as often as he beat my unfortunate head. Nevertheless, however much he hit me, he could not deprive me of talent. Then I wentto a locksmith's, and there I was appreciated, and became foreman. Imade acquaintance with educated people, and belonged to a politicalfaction. I was able... to master intellectual literature; and my life mighthave been elevated for I possessed immense talent.
AKUL
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My learning has also been very uncircumstantial. Not my mother, but my godmother apprenticed me to a blacksmith. That blacksmith was myfirst perdagogue; and his perdagogy consisted in this--that he did notbeat his anvil as often as he beat my unfortunate head. Nevertheless, however much he hit me, he could not deprive me of talent. Then I wentto a locksmith's, and there I was appreciated, and became foreman. Imade acquaintance with educated people, and belonged to a politicalfaction. I was able... to master intellectual literature; and my life mighthave been elevated for I possessed immense talent.
AKUL
What to read after The Cause of It All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tolstoy Leo Graf to read onlineMoreLess
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