An Attic Philosopher in Paris : Or, a Peep At the World From a Garret, Being the Journal of a Happy Man
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Thus we say : Mett/re son bonnet de travers / Jeter son 128 ^N' ATTIO PHILOSOPHER IN PABIB.
hon/net pa/r-dessus les mouUns ; a/voir la Ute jpres du bonnet, etc.*) But be this as it may, I got up in a very bad huraor, grumbling at my new neighbor, who took it into his head to be wakeful when I wished to sleep.
"We are all made thus; we do not understand that others may live on their own account. Each one of us is like the earth according to the old system of Ptolemy, and thinks he can have the w...hole universe revolve round himself. On this point, to make use of the metaphor alluded to : Tous les Jumi'mes ont la Ute dans le meme hormet.\ I had for the time being, as I have already said, thrown mine to the other end of my bed ; and I slowly disengaged my legs from the warm bed- clothes while making a host of evil reflections upon the inconvenience of having neighbors.
For more than a month I had not had to com- plain of those whom chance had given me ; most of them only came in to sleep, and went away again on rising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus we say : Mett/re son bonnet de travers / Jeter son 128 ^N' ATTIO PHILOSOPHER IN PABIB.
hon/net pa/r-dessus les mouUns ; a/voir la Ute jpres du bonnet, etc.*) But be this as it may, I got up in a very bad huraor, grumbling at my new neighbor, who took it into his head to be wakeful when I wished to sleep.
"We are all made thus; we do not understand that others may live on their own account. Each one of us is like the earth according to the old system of Ptolemy, and thinks he can have the w...hole universe revolve round himself. On this point, to make use of the metaphor alluded to : Tous les Jumi'mes ont la Ute dans le meme hormet.\ I had for the time being, as I have already said, thrown mine to the other end of my bed ; and I slowly disengaged my legs from the warm bed- clothes while making a host of evil reflections upon the inconvenience of having neighbors.
For more than a month I had not had to com- plain of those whom chance had given me ; most of them only came in to sleep, and went away again on rising.
What to read after An Attic Philosopher in Paris : Or, a Peep At the World From a Garret, Being the Journal of a Happy Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Souvestre, Emile, 1806-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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