The Harmsworth Magazine, V. 1, 1898-1899, No. 2
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It seemed strange that a man who one moment could be so light, the next could be so dull. Soon you began to be irritated. Then you werebored. When you reached the end--if you ever reached the end--youwondered if the man was mad, or if he was merely stupid. But he wasneither mad nor stupid. He was a genius, who, so far, declined to allowhimself to be managed. When he became manageable, he would cease to be agenius--in the sense in which the word is here being used. Then, if hewrote at all, he wo...uld write what the plainest of plain men couldplainly read.
The idea of his story was not an unattractive one--to a certain sort ofwriter. It was to be the story of a beggar, of a man who asked for almsin the streets, and who, by the exercise of certain arts, which vergedupon the marvellous, amassed a fortune. Geoffrey Ford proposed to followthe beggar, as he amassed his fortune, and to show what he did with hisfortune, when he once had gained it. And in the little room upstairs, the wife sat with the children, watching over their every movement tosee that they made no unnecessary sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed strange that a man who one moment could be so light, the next could be so dull. Soon you began to be irritated. Then you werebored. When you reached the end--if you ever reached the end--youwondered if the man was mad, or if he was merely stupid. But he wasneither mad nor stupid. He was a genius, who, so far, declined to allowhimself to be managed. When he became manageable, he would cease to be agenius--in the sense in which the word is here being used. Then, if hewrote at all, he wo...uld write what the plainest of plain men couldplainly read.
The idea of his story was not an unattractive one--to a certain sort ofwriter. It was to be the story of a beggar, of a man who asked for almsin the streets, and who, by the exercise of certain arts, which vergedupon the marvellous, amassed a fortune. Geoffrey Ford proposed to followthe beggar, as he amassed his fortune, and to show what he did with hisfortune, when he once had gained it. And in the little room upstairs, the wife sat with the children, watching over their every movement tosee that they made no unnecessary sound.
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