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You are a man who is describing what Karl Marx' house in London was like. Read this as if you were the person making the actual comment--NOT as the narrator reading someone else's comment.
“They lived in one of the worst, and hence the cheapest quarters of London. He has two rooms, the one with the view of the street being the drawing-room, behind it the bedroom. There is not one piece of good, solid furniture in the entire flat. Everything is broken, tattered and torn, finger-thick dust everywhere and everything in the greatest disorder. A large, old fashioned table, covered with waxcloth, stands in the middle of the drawing-room; on it lie manuscripts, books, newspapers, then the children’s toys, bits and pieces of the woman’s sewing things. Next to it a few teacups with broken rims, dirty spoons, knives, forks, candlesticks, inkpot, glasses, Dutch clay pipes, tobacco-ash. In a word all kinds of trash, and everything on one table. A junk-dealer would be ashamed of it. When you enter the Marx flat your sight is dimmed by tobacco and coal smoke so that you grope around at first as if you were in a cave, until your eyes get used to these fumes and, as in a fog, you gradually notice a few objects. Everything is dirty, everything covered with dust; it is dangerous to sit down. Here is a chair with only three legs, there the children play kitchen on another chair that happens to be whole. True — it is offered to the visitor, but the children’s kitchen is not removed; if you sit on it you risk a pair of trousers. But nothing of this embarrasses Marx or his wife in the least. You are received in the friendliest manner, are cordially offered a pipe, tobacco, and whatever else there is. A spirited conversation makes up for the domestic defects and in the end you become reconciled because of the company, find it interesting, even original.”
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