'But after all and above all it depends on who is diseased, who mad, who epileptic or paralytic: an average dull-witted man, in whose illness any intellectual or cultural aspect is non-existent.' by Thomas Mann

The first time I was told to have an English composition was in my elementary school days, when Mrs. Gluttons, our English teacher, a mild-tempered but stalwart lady in her mid-twenties, asked  me to write down what had been my most unforgettable moment in my life, to which I should owe my dedication, or, relatively conservatively speaking, at least I might consider worth keeping in my diary as one of my own precious moment, also as a moment to remember myself as an acronym of embarrassment, excitement of others, eccentric mischief made by some good fellows, an eddy, in which I would rather be effeminate at the pantry than be whirled, absorbed and decomposed, effete and lachrymose, still with which almost everyone would easily associate and share, a moment of truth proper, a truth to comprehend my gaunt ego yet with inflated vanity, through which one can perceive my endless covetousness for delicacies, gulping and slurping the most choicely cut of fattest slices of raw salmon and devouring other fresh seasonal seafood in desperation --- at San Wei Shii Tan. (180 words)

翔哥,告訴你的老師,這一次你想用 Thomas Mann 風格寫英文作文。
甚麼是Thomas Mann 風格呢?其實也沒甚麼,不過就是在一整篇有時長達數千字的文章中,

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