The Malady of the Century
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"I have had the weak- ness to keep this since I was sixteen. There are three volumes already, and I began the fourth when I returned to Germany. Listen now, and don't put yourself under any constraint. I will laugh with you." He opened the folio, and after a short search began to read. It was the romance of his early life, written in the form of a diarj', simply told at some length. Quite an ordinary story of an acquaintanceship made with a pretty girl, the daughter of a bookseller, who sat nex...t to him in a theater. Meetings out of doors, then the intro- duction to her parents' house, and then the betrothal.
The Revolution of 1848 broke out, and the many demands on the j'oung doctor turned his thoughts away for the time from plans of marriage. His fiancee greatly ad- mired the fiery orator and fighter at barricades, and told him so, in enthusiastic speeches and letters. The father, however, had no sympathy with reactionaries, and soon conceived a violent antipathy for his future single-minded son-in-law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have had the weak- ness to keep this since I was sixteen. There are three volumes already, and I began the fourth when I returned to Germany. Listen now, and don't put yourself under any constraint. I will laugh with you." He opened the folio, and after a short search began to read. It was the romance of his early life, written in the form of a diarj', simply told at some length. Quite an ordinary story of an acquaintanceship made with a pretty girl, the daughter of a bookseller, who sat nex...t to him in a theater. Meetings out of doors, then the intro- duction to her parents' house, and then the betrothal.
The Revolution of 1848 broke out, and the many demands on the j'oung doctor turned his thoughts away for the time from plans of marriage. His fiancee greatly ad- mired the fiery orator and fighter at barricades, and told him so, in enthusiastic speeches and letters. The father, however, had no sympathy with reactionaries, and soon conceived a violent antipathy for his future single-minded son-in-law.
What to read after The Malady of the Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Simon Nordau to read onlineMoreLess
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