Mushrooms On the Moor
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I did not know what to make of it. My firstimpression was that I was all alone and that I had the solar system allto myself. Like Robinson Crusoe, I fancied myself monarch of all Isurveyed. But then, like Robinson Crusoe, I discovered a footprint, and found that the planet on which I had been so mysteriously cast wasinhabited. . There were two of us--myself and The Other Fellow.
As soon as I could devise means of locomotion, I set out, like RobinsonCrusoe, to find out what The Other Fellow was ...like. I had a kind ofinstinct that sooner or later I should have to fight him. I found thathe differed from me in one essential particular. He had hundreds ofmillions of heads; I had but one. He had hundreds of millions of feet;hundreds of millions of hands; hundreds of millions of ears and eyes; Ihad but two. But for all that, it never occurred to me that he wasgreater than I. _Myself_ always appeared to me to be vastly moreimportant than _The Other Fellow_. It was nothing to me that hestarved so long as I had plenty of food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not know what to make of it. My firstimpression was that I was all alone and that I had the solar system allto myself. Like Robinson Crusoe, I fancied myself monarch of all Isurveyed. But then, like Robinson Crusoe, I discovered a footprint, and found that the planet on which I had been so mysteriously cast wasinhabited. . There were two of us--myself and The Other Fellow.
As soon as I could devise means of locomotion, I set out, like RobinsonCrusoe, to find out what The Other Fellow was ...like. I had a kind ofinstinct that sooner or later I should have to fight him. I found thathe differed from me in one essential particular. He had hundreds ofmillions of heads; I had but one. He had hundreds of millions of feet;hundreds of millions of hands; hundreds of millions of ears and eyes; Ihad but two. But for all that, it never occurred to me that he wasgreater than I. _Myself_ always appeared to me to be vastly moreimportant than _The Other Fellow_. It was nothing to me that hestarved so long as I had plenty of food.
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