The Perfect Wagnerite, Commentary On the Ring
The Perfect Wagnerite, Commentary On the Ring
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As fast as Mimmy makes swords, Siegfried Bakooninsmashes them, and then takes the poor old swordsmith by the scruff ofthe neck and chastises him wrathfully. The particular day on which thecurtain rises begins with one of these trying domestic incidents. Mimmy has just done his best with a new sword of surpassing excellence. Siegfried returns home in rare spirits with a wild bear, to the extremeterror of the wretched dwarf. When the bear is dismissed, the new swordis produced. It is promptly sma...shed, as usual, with, also, the usualeffects on the temper of Siegfried, who is quite boundless in hiscriticisms of the smith's boasted skill, and declares that he wouldsmash the sword's maker too if he were not too disgusting to be handled.
Mimmy falls back on his stock defence: a string of maudlin reminders ofthe care with which he has nursed the little boy into manhood. Siegfriedreplies candidly that the strangest thing about all this care is thatinstead of making him grateful, it inspires him with a lively desire towring the dwarf's neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As fast as Mimmy makes swords, Siegfried Bakooninsmashes them, and then takes the poor old swordsmith by the scruff ofthe neck and chastises him wrathfully. The particular day on which thecurtain rises begins with one of these trying domestic incidents. Mimmy has just done his best with a new sword of surpassing excellence. Siegfried returns home in rare spirits with a wild bear, to the extremeterror of the wretched dwarf. When the bear is dismissed, the new swordis produced. It is promptly sma...shed, as usual, with, also, the usualeffects on the temper of Siegfried, who is quite boundless in hiscriticisms of the smith's boasted skill, and declares that he wouldsmash the sword's maker too if he were not too disgusting to be handled.
Mimmy falls back on his stock defence: a string of maudlin reminders ofthe care with which he has nursed the little boy into manhood. Siegfriedreplies candidly that the strangest thing about all this care is thatinstead of making him grateful, it inspires him with a lively desire towring the dwarf's neck.
What to read after The Perfect Wagnerite, Commentary On the Ring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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