Take the three volumes of Marx's Capital and remove every word. What remains is … marks: commas, full stops, the parentheses where Engels steps in to explain, the quotation marks of factory inspectors and political economists. The argument is gone. Its breathing is still here.
Scroll to read. Hover or tap any mark to bring back the sentence it came from. Use the legend to hide a mark, or double-click it to see only that mark. Drag along the bar on the right to race through the book.