The Germ
The Germ
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Having arrived in Pisa, he clothed himself in humble apparel, beingunwilling that any other thing than the desire he had for knowledgeshould be his plea with the great painter; and then, leaving hisbaggage at a house of entertainment, he took his way along thestreet, asking whom he met for the lodging of Giunta. It soon chancedthat one of that city, conceiving him to be a stranger and poor, tookhim into his house, and refreshed him; afterwards directing him onhis way.
When he was brought to spe...ech of Giunta, he said merely that he was astudent, and that nothing in the world was so much at his heart as tobecome that which he had heard told of him with whom he was speaking. He was received with courtesy and consideration, and shewn into thestudy of the famous artist. But the forms he saw there were lifelessand incomplete; and a sudden exultation possessed him as he saidwithin himself, "I am the master of this man. " The blood came atfirst into his face, but the next moment he was quite pale and fellto trembling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having arrived in Pisa, he clothed himself in humble apparel, beingunwilling that any other thing than the desire he had for knowledgeshould be his plea with the great painter; and then, leaving hisbaggage at a house of entertainment, he took his way along thestreet, asking whom he met for the lodging of Giunta. It soon chancedthat one of that city, conceiving him to be a stranger and poor, tookhim into his house, and refreshed him; afterwards directing him onhis way.
When he was brought to spe...ech of Giunta, he said merely that he was astudent, and that nothing in the world was so much at his heart as tobecome that which he had heard told of him with whom he was speaking. He was received with courtesy and consideration, and shewn into thestudy of the famous artist. But the forms he saw there were lifelessand incomplete; and a sudden exultation possessed him as he saidwithin himself, "I am the master of this man. " The blood came atfirst into his face, but the next moment he was quite pale and fellto trembling.
What to read after The Germ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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