Satire
Satire
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It remained for Butler, a figure entirely aloof both from industry and its fashionable literature, to pour the effective acid on the crust. In the chapter of Erewhon on the Colleges of Unreason it bites through : " I should warn the reader, however, that I 29 Satire was rarely sure what the men whom I met while staying with Mr. Thims really meant ; for there was no getting anything out of them if they scented even a suspicion that they might be what they called ' giving themselves away. ' As th...ere is hardly any subject on which this sus- picion cannot arise, I found it difficult to get definite opinions from any of them, except on such subjects as the weather, eating and drinking, holiday excursions or games of skill. " If they cannot wriggle out of expressing an opinion of some sort, they will commonly retail those of someone who has already written upon the subject, and conclude by saying that though they quite admit that there is an element of truth in what the writer has said, there are many points on which they are unable to agree with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It remained for Butler, a figure entirely aloof both from industry and its fashionable literature, to pour the effective acid on the crust. In the chapter of Erewhon on the Colleges of Unreason it bites through : " I should warn the reader, however, that I 29 Satire was rarely sure what the men whom I met while staying with Mr. Thims really meant ; for there was no getting anything out of them if they scented even a suspicion that they might be what they called ' giving themselves away. ' As th...ere is hardly any subject on which this sus- picion cannot arise, I found it difficult to get definite opinions from any of them, except on such subjects as the weather, eating and drinking, holiday excursions or games of skill. " If they cannot wriggle out of expressing an opinion of some sort, they will commonly retail those of someone who has already written upon the subject, and conclude by saying that though they quite admit that there is an element of truth in what the writer has said, there are many points on which they are unable to agree with him.
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