The Choice Works of Thomas Hood in Prose And Verse
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My playground was, in short, a Garden of Eden, and I did not even sigh for an Eve; but, like Para- dise, it was too happy to last. I was removed from Mr Steinkopffs to the University of GOttingen, and at once the eyes of six hundred pupils, and the pupils of twelve hundred eyes, seem fastened upon me : I felt like an owl forced into daylight ; often and often I shamm'd ill, as an excuse for confining myself to my chamber, but some officious would-be friends, insisting on coming to sit with me, ...as they said, to enliven my solitude, I was forced as a last resource to do that which subjected me, on the principle of Howard's Prison Discipline, to soli- tary confinement. But even this pleasure did not last ; the heads of the College found out that solitary confinement was no punishment, and put another student in the same cell ; in this extremity I had no alternative but to endeavour to make him a convert to my principles, and in some days I succeeded in convincing him of the individual in- * 'Acinic Annual, 1832.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My playground was, in short, a Garden of Eden, and I did not even sigh for an Eve; but, like Para- dise, it was too happy to last. I was removed from Mr Steinkopffs to the University of GOttingen, and at once the eyes of six hundred pupils, and the pupils of twelve hundred eyes, seem fastened upon me : I felt like an owl forced into daylight ; often and often I shamm'd ill, as an excuse for confining myself to my chamber, but some officious would-be friends, insisting on coming to sit with me, ...as they said, to enliven my solitude, I was forced as a last resource to do that which subjected me, on the principle of Howard's Prison Discipline, to soli- tary confinement. But even this pleasure did not last ; the heads of the College found out that solitary confinement was no punishment, and put another student in the same cell ; in this extremity I had no alternative but to endeavour to make him a convert to my principles, and in some days I succeeded in convincing him of the individual in- * 'Acinic Annual, 1832.
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