The Fall of Ulysses An Elephant Story
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You have been my supe rior thus far in life, not by reason of your greater physical power, for I can strike you dead with one blow, whereas you, with out the aid of tools, could not give me even external pain. Your sole claim to command over me lay in your intellectual super iority. This superiority I am now compelled to question. Yesterday you admitted that you had never read any of Henry Mackenzie s novels; you showed complete igno- you had no answer to give me. In the conversa tions of the l...ast few days you have made countless blunders in matters of history, science and literature. Your ideas in metaphysics are those of a dotard, and your judg ment in belles-lettres is execrable. I do not see on what ground you arrogate to yourself a position above me. If you are not entitled to the place that I have given you in my consideration, if the idea which I have entertained with regard to our respective positions is erroneous, then it is clearly a matter of justice that we should straight way change places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have been my supe rior thus far in life, not by reason of your greater physical power, for I can strike you dead with one blow, whereas you, with out the aid of tools, could not give me even external pain. Your sole claim to command over me lay in your intellectual super iority. This superiority I am now compelled to question. Yesterday you admitted that you had never read any of Henry Mackenzie s novels; you showed complete igno- you had no answer to give me. In the conversa tions of the l...ast few days you have made countless blunders in matters of history, science and literature. Your ideas in metaphysics are those of a dotard, and your judg ment in belles-lettres is execrable. I do not see on what ground you arrogate to yourself a position above me. If you are not entitled to the place that I have given you in my consideration, if the idea which I have entertained with regard to our respective positions is erroneous, then it is clearly a matter of justice that we should straight way change places.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dwight Willard to read onlineMoreLess
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