The Man Who Was Thursday, a nightmare
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автордың кітабынан сөз тіркестері  The Man Who Was Thursday, a nightmare
G.K.Chesterton

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He had a new im­pulse to tear out the secret of this dan­cing, jump­ing and pur­su­ing para­lytic; and at the en­trance of the court as it opened upon the Cir­cus he turned, stick in hand, to face his pur­suer.
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Dimitri K.
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Will you swear that! If you will take upon your­self this aw­ful ab­neg­a­tion if you will con­sent to bur­den your soul with a vow that you should never make and a know­ledge you should never dream about, I will prom­ise you in re­turn—”
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Du
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The moon was so strong and full that (by a para­dox of­ten to be no­ticed) it seemed like a weaker sun. It gave, not the sense of bright moon­shine, but rather of a dead day­light.
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He is cer­tain that the sci­entific and artistic worlds are si­lently bound in a cru­sade against the Fam­ily and the State.
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Du
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“What is his name?” asked Syme. “You would not know it,” answered Gregory. “That is his great­ness. Caesar and Na­po­leon put all their genius into be­ing heard of, and they were heard of. He puts all his genius into not be­ing heard of, and he is not heard of. But you can­not be for five minutes in the room with him without feel­ing that Caesar and Na­po­leon would have been chil­dren in his hands.”
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“What is his name?” asked Syme. “You would not know it,” answered Gregory. “That is his great­ness. Caesar and Na­po­leon put all their genius into be­ing heard of, and they were heard of. He puts all his genius into not be­ing heard of, and he is not heard of. But you can­not be for five minutes in the room with him without feel­ing that Caesar and Na­po­leon would have been chil­dren in his hands.”
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“What is his name?” asked Syme. “You would not know it,” answered Gregory. “That is his great­ness. Caesar and Na­po­leon put all their genius into be­ing heard of, and they were heard of. He puts all his genius into not be­ing heard of, and he is not heard of. But you can­not be for five minutes in the room with him without feel­ing that Caesar and Na­po­leon would have been chil­dren in his hands.”
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Du
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Thus, and thus only, the whole place had prop­erly to be re­garded; it had to be con­sidered not so much as a work­shop for artists, but as a frail but fin­ished work of art. A man who stepped into its so­cial at­mo­sphere felt as if he had stepped into a writ­ten com­edy.
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The place was not only pleas­ant, but per­fect, if once he could re­gard it not as a de­cep­tion but rather as a dream. Even if the people were not “artists,” the whole was nev­er­the­less artistic.
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This lib­er­a­tion of his spirit from the load of his weak­ness went with a quite clear de­cision to em­brace death.
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