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Excerpt from The Modern Pythagorean, Vol. 2 of 2: A Series of Tales, Essays, and Sketches
A sucn'r shudder came over me as I was entering the inner-court of the College of Gottingen. It was, however, but momentary; and on recovering from it, I felt both taller, and heavier, and altogether more vi gorous than the instant before. Being rather ner vous, I did not much mind these feelings, imputing them to some sudden determination to the brain, or some unusual beating about the heart, which had as sailed me suddenly, and as suddenly left me. On pm caoding, I met a student coming in the opposite direc tion. I had never seen him before, but as he pissed me by, he nodded familiarly There is a fine day, Wolstang. What does this fellow mean? Said I to myself. He speaks to me with as much ease as if I had been his intimate acquaintance. And he calls me Wolstang - a person to whom I hear no more re semblance than to the man in the moon. I looked af ter him for some time, pondering whether I should.
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