The Genius
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Being the son of his father, he made the practical selection. And he saw now that the years of hisindependent poverty had done much towards the development ofcommon-sense, and the extinction of that hypersensibility which had somarred his otherwise fine nature. Moreover, just the regular, dailyroutine of work, and the friendly rivalry with his fellow-students, hadimbued him with the manly courage with which he faced the world. Yet notone of us can permanently alter his temperament; and, to the ...end of hislife, Ivan was destined to suffer periodic torments from shyness, natural reticence, and a never-dying sense of shame at the memory ofthat unjust disgrace which by this time many interpreted rightly, andmany others had completely forgotten.
For some years, in fact since his boyhood, Ivan's mental attitudetowards his father had been as to a black shadow which had lain acrossthe whole of his mother's existence and the greater part of his own. When his change of feeling began, or how, he did not know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being the son of his father, he made the practical selection. And he saw now that the years of hisindependent poverty had done much towards the development ofcommon-sense, and the extinction of that hypersensibility which had somarred his otherwise fine nature. Moreover, just the regular, dailyroutine of work, and the friendly rivalry with his fellow-students, hadimbued him with the manly courage with which he faced the world. Yet notone of us can permanently alter his temperament; and, to the ...end of hislife, Ivan was destined to suffer periodic torments from shyness, natural reticence, and a never-dying sense of shame at the memory ofthat unjust disgrace which by this time many interpreted rightly, andmany others had completely forgotten.
For some years, in fact since his boyhood, Ivan's mental attitudetowards his father had been as to a black shadow which had lain acrossthe whole of his mother's existence and the greater part of his own. When his change of feeling began, or how, he did not know.
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