The Jester of St. Timothy's
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At last, however, Westby turned to him.
“Mr. Upton, ” said Westby deferentially, “how would you explain this?There’s a dog, and he must be doing one of two things; either he’srunning or he’s not running. If he’s not doing the one, he is doing theother, isn’t he?”
“I suppose so, ” said Irving.
“Well, he’s not running. Therefore—he is running. How do you explainthat, Mr. Upton?”
Irving smiled feebly; the other boys were thinking it over with puzzledfaces.
“That’s an old quibble, ” said Irving. “T...he alternative for running isnot running. Therefore when he’s not running—he’s _not_ running. ”
“I don’t see that that explains it, ” answered Westby. “That’s justmaking a statement—but it isn’t logic. ”
“He’s not running is the negative of he’s running; he’s not not-runningis the negative of he’s not running—”
“Then, ” said Westby, “how fast must a dog travel that is not not-runningto catch a dog that is not exactly running but only perhaps?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last, however, Westby turned to him.
“Mr. Upton, ” said Westby deferentially, “how would you explain this?There’s a dog, and he must be doing one of two things; either he’srunning or he’s not running. If he’s not doing the one, he is doing theother, isn’t he?”
“I suppose so, ” said Irving.
“Well, he’s not running. Therefore—he is running. How do you explainthat, Mr. Upton?”
Irving smiled feebly; the other boys were thinking it over with puzzledfaces.
“That’s an old quibble, ” said Irving. “T...he alternative for running isnot running. Therefore when he’s not running—he’s _not_ running. ”
“I don’t see that that explains it, ” answered Westby. “That’s justmaking a statement—but it isn’t logic. ”
“He’s not running is the negative of he’s running; he’s not not-runningis the negative of he’s not running—”
“Then, ” said Westby, “how fast must a dog travel that is not not-runningto catch a dog that is not exactly running but only perhaps?”
What to read after The Jester of St. Timothy's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pier, Arthur Stanwood, 1874-1966 to read onlineMoreLess
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