The Man Who Ate the Popomack a Tragi Comedy of Love in Four Acts
The Man Who Ate the Popomack a Tragi Comedy of Love in Four Acts
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It must be possible to do something?
BELVOIR [deliberately]. Clavelly, I have had three months of being sensible and allowing my friends to help me, and what have they done?
40 They have turned me into a perfectly useless, helpless object on which to exercise their emo- tions. I might as well be paralysed in mind and brain, and have lost control of every limb as lead the life I have led since last November. I have become a mere phenomenon to be dragged from one specialist to another, to be exhi...bited care- fully to a few select friends, to be taken out to lunch or dinner occasionally with as much pre- paration and stage-management as would shift an army corps. I have watched my friends ac- tually blooming in health through their activity in exploiting the emotional and theatrical possi- bilities of me. Yes, I have become a mere puppet an interesting puppet, a puppet that eats and walks and sleeps, but which exists solely for the amusement of those who pull its strings, and has no life of its own to interfere with theirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must be possible to do something?
BELVOIR [deliberately]. Clavelly, I have had three months of being sensible and allowing my friends to help me, and what have they done?
40 They have turned me into a perfectly useless, helpless object on which to exercise their emo- tions. I might as well be paralysed in mind and brain, and have lost control of every limb as lead the life I have led since last November. I have become a mere phenomenon to be dragged from one specialist to another, to be exhi...bited care- fully to a few select friends, to be taken out to lunch or dinner occasionally with as much pre- paration and stage-management as would shift an army corps. I have watched my friends ac- tually blooming in health through their activity in exploiting the emotional and theatrical possi- bilities of me. Yes, I have become a mere puppet an interesting puppet, a puppet that eats and walks and sleeps, but which exists solely for the amusement of those who pull its strings, and has no life of its own to interfere with theirs.
What to read after The Man Who Ate the Popomack a Tragi Comedy of Love in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Walter James Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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