To Whom This May Come
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Like the touch of shoulder toshoulder, like the clasping of hands, is the contact of their minds andtheir sensation of sympathy.
I say that I would fain speak more particularly of some of my friends, but waning strength forbids, and moreover, now that I think of it, another consideration would render any comparison of their charactersrather confusing than instructive to a reader. This is the fact that, incommon with the rest of the mind-readers, they had no names. Every onehad, indeed, an arbit...rary sign for his designation in records, but ithas no sound value. A register of these names is kept, so they can atany time be ascertained, but it is very common to meet persons who haveforgotten titles which are used solely for biographical and officialpurposes. For social intercourse names are of course superfluous, forthese people accost one another merely by a mental act of attention, and refer to third persons by transferring their mental pictures, --something as dumb persons might by means of photographs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like the touch of shoulder toshoulder, like the clasping of hands, is the contact of their minds andtheir sensation of sympathy.
I say that I would fain speak more particularly of some of my friends, but waning strength forbids, and moreover, now that I think of it, another consideration would render any comparison of their charactersrather confusing than instructive to a reader. This is the fact that, incommon with the rest of the mind-readers, they had no names. Every onehad, indeed, an arbit...rary sign for his designation in records, but ithas no sound value. A register of these names is kept, so they can atany time be ascertained, but it is very common to meet persons who haveforgotten titles which are used solely for biographical and officialpurposes. For social intercourse names are of course superfluous, forthese people accost one another merely by a mental act of attention, and refer to third persons by transferring their mental pictures, --something as dumb persons might by means of photographs.
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