The Point of View
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In the first place, what has van Manderpootz to gain bystudying the viewpoints of other people? The object of the device is topermit people to study nobler viewpoints than their own. And in thesecond place, I have asked myself whether it is fair to the world forvan Manderpootz to be the first to try out a new and possiblyuntrustworthy device, and I reply, 'No!'" "But _I_ should try it out, eh? Well, everytime I try out any of yourinventions I find myself in some kind of trouble. I'd be a fool t...o goaround looking for more difficulty, wouldn't I?" "I assure you that _my_ viewpoint will be much less apt to get you intotrouble than your own, " said van Manderpootz with dignity. "There willbe no question of your becoming involved in some impossible love affairas long as you stick to that. " Nevertheless, despite the assurance of the great scientist, I was morethan a little reluctant to don the device. Yet I was curious, as well;it seemed a fascinating prospect to be able to look at the world throughother eyes, as fascinating as visiting a new world--which it was, according to the professor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first place, what has van Manderpootz to gain bystudying the viewpoints of other people? The object of the device is topermit people to study nobler viewpoints than their own. And in thesecond place, I have asked myself whether it is fair to the world forvan Manderpootz to be the first to try out a new and possiblyuntrustworthy device, and I reply, 'No!'" "But _I_ should try it out, eh? Well, everytime I try out any of yourinventions I find myself in some kind of trouble. I'd be a fool t...o goaround looking for more difficulty, wouldn't I?" "I assure you that _my_ viewpoint will be much less apt to get you intotrouble than your own, " said van Manderpootz with dignity. "There willbe no question of your becoming involved in some impossible love affairas long as you stick to that. " Nevertheless, despite the assurance of the great scientist, I was morethan a little reluctant to don the device. Yet I was curious, as well;it seemed a fascinating prospect to be able to look at the world throughother eyes, as fascinating as visiting a new world--which it was, according to the professor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weinbaum Stanley Grauman to read onlineMoreLess
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