The Mystery of a Turkish Bath
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" "Well, " interposed another voice, "my view of spiritualism is, that it'san intensely humiliating idea after you've done with this world to be atthe beck and call of any other human being who can make you go through avariety of tricks, as if you were a performing dog, in order to convincepeople still in the body that there is another life. If that other lifepermits us to come back here and play tambourines, and knock furnitureabout, and write silly and ambiguous messages on slates, I don't--m...yself--think it's a very desirable one. " This view of the question produced a blank silence. It proceeded from agentleman who was supposed to be a little "odd"--partly because he spokeseldom, and then with a startling originality, on any subject ofdiscussion.
Mr and Mrs Ray Jefferson looked at one another, somewhat dismayed. Mrs Masterman smiled triumphantly, the young poet murmured somethingvague about the inestimable beauty of sublime "mysteries, " but thesubject was temporarily extinguished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, " interposed another voice, "my view of spiritualism is, that it'san intensely humiliating idea after you've done with this world to be atthe beck and call of any other human being who can make you go through avariety of tricks, as if you were a performing dog, in order to convincepeople still in the body that there is another life. If that other lifepermits us to come back here and play tambourines, and knock furnitureabout, and write silly and ambiguous messages on slates, I don't--m...yself--think it's a very desirable one. " This view of the question produced a blank silence. It proceeded from agentleman who was supposed to be a little "odd"--partly because he spokeseldom, and then with a startling originality, on any subject ofdiscussion.
Mr and Mrs Ray Jefferson looked at one another, somewhat dismayed. Mrs Masterman smiled triumphantly, the young poet murmured somethingvague about the inestimable beauty of sublime "mysteries, " but thesubject was temporarily extinguished.
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