The Diving Bell
The Diving Bell
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The monkey, you must know, belonged to a very learned astronomer. Theanimal often watched his master, while he was looking through histelescope. "There must be something delightful in that, " he thought, and one day, when the astronomer was absent, the monkey looked throughthe instrument for a long time. But he saw nothing strange orwonderful; and so he concluded that his master was a fool, and thatthe telescope was all nonsense. Not long after that, he met Rover, the family dog, and he told hi...m what he thought of his master. "Andwhat do _you_ think of the matter, friend Rover?" he added.
"I don't know the use of the telescope, " said the dog, "and I don'tknow how wise our master may be. But I am satisfied of two things. " "What are they?" the monkey asked.
"First, " said the dog, "that telescopes were not made for monkeys tolook through; and second, that monkeys were not made to look throughtelescopes. " [Illustration: THE LEARNED GEESE. ] XI.
THE LEARNED GEESE.
A FABLE.
A company of geese used to meet together very often, to talk about theaffairs of the nation, and to contrive ways and means to do the publicgood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The monkey, you must know, belonged to a very learned astronomer. Theanimal often watched his master, while he was looking through histelescope. "There must be something delightful in that, " he thought, and one day, when the astronomer was absent, the monkey looked throughthe instrument for a long time. But he saw nothing strange orwonderful; and so he concluded that his master was a fool, and thatthe telescope was all nonsense. Not long after that, he met Rover, the family dog, and he told hi...m what he thought of his master. "Andwhat do _you_ think of the matter, friend Rover?" he added.
"I don't know the use of the telescope, " said the dog, "and I don'tknow how wise our master may be. But I am satisfied of two things. " "What are they?" the monkey asked.
"First, " said the dog, "that telescopes were not made for monkeys tolook through; and second, that monkeys were not made to look throughtelescopes. " [Illustration: THE LEARNED GEESE. ] XI.
THE LEARNED GEESE.
A FABLE.
A company of geese used to meet together very often, to talk about theaffairs of the nation, and to contrive ways and means to do the publicgood.
What to read after The Diving Bell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodworth Francis Channing to read onlineMoreLess
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