An Interview
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AUTHOR. That is quite a long story.
REPORTER. But it must be a very interesting one, and as it is a dark day out I should like to listen to it.
And glancing through the window said, " It is gloomy. " And we drew nearer to the fire, and he proceeded.
AN INTERVIEW 59 AUTHOR. Now the method by which we develop our ideas of things is to first get an imperfect idea of them, then a more perfect one, and so on, until our idea of them is complete. And the first idea that we got of the action of the uni...- verse was that it is carried on by many persons like ourselves.
For observing that rivers overflowing their channels at certain seasons of the year left a sedimentary deposit upon the adjacent soil, without which we could not raise our crops, we got the idea that they were looking after us.
And as heat is just as essential to our crops as fertility of soil, seeing that it came from the sun, we got the idea that it was looking after us also. And as moisture is just as essential as heat, we said it was furnished in the same way and so on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AUTHOR. That is quite a long story.
REPORTER. But it must be a very interesting one, and as it is a dark day out I should like to listen to it.
And glancing through the window said, " It is gloomy. " And we drew nearer to the fire, and he proceeded.
AN INTERVIEW 59 AUTHOR. Now the method by which we develop our ideas of things is to first get an imperfect idea of them, then a more perfect one, and so on, until our idea of them is complete. And the first idea that we got of the action of the uni...- verse was that it is carried on by many persons like ourselves.
For observing that rivers overflowing their channels at certain seasons of the year left a sedimentary deposit upon the adjacent soil, without which we could not raise our crops, we got the idea that they were looking after us.
And as heat is just as essential to our crops as fertility of soil, seeing that it came from the sun, we got the idea that it was looking after us also. And as moisture is just as essential as heat, we said it was furnished in the same way and so on.
What to read after An Interview?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Webster Church to read onlineMoreLess
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