Those Extraordinary Twins
Those Extraordinary Twins
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, his conviction that hisbrother's presence was welcomer everywhere than his own; that he wasoften invited, out of mere courtesy, where only his brother waswanted, and that in a majority of cases he would not be included in aninvitation if he could be left out without offense. A sensitive naturelike this is necessarily subject to moods; moods which traverse thewhole gamut of feeling; moods which know all the climes of emotion, fromthe sunny heights of joy to the black abysses of despair. At tim...es, inhis seasons of deepest depressions, Angelo almost wished that he andhis brother might become segregated from each other and be separateindividuals, like other men. But of course as soon as his mind clearedand these diseased imaginings passed away, he shuddered at the repulsivethought, and earnestly prayed that it might visit him no more. Tobe separate, and as other men are! How awkward it would seem; howunendurable. What would he do with his hands, his arms? How would hislegs feel? How odd, and strange, and grotesque every action, attitude, movement, gesture would be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, his conviction that hisbrother's presence was welcomer everywhere than his own; that he wasoften invited, out of mere courtesy, where only his brother waswanted, and that in a majority of cases he would not be included in aninvitation if he could be left out without offense. A sensitive naturelike this is necessarily subject to moods; moods which traverse thewhole gamut of feeling; moods which know all the climes of emotion, fromthe sunny heights of joy to the black abysses of despair. At tim...es, inhis seasons of deepest depressions, Angelo almost wished that he andhis brother might become segregated from each other and be separateindividuals, like other men. But of course as soon as his mind clearedand these diseased imaginings passed away, he shuddered at the repulsivethought, and earnestly prayed that it might visit him no more. Tobe separate, and as other men are! How awkward it would seem; howunendurable. What would he do with his hands, his arms? How would hislegs feel? How odd, and strange, and grotesque every action, attitude, movement, gesture would be.
What to read after Those Extraordinary Twins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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