This Side of Paradise
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"We took the year-books for the last ten years and looked at the pictures of the senior council. I know you don t think much of that august body, but it does repre sent success here in a general way. Well, I suppose only about thirty-five per cent of every class here are blonds, are really light yet two-thirds of every senior council are light. We looked at pictures of ten years of them, mind you; that means that out of every fifteen light-haired men in the senior class one is on the senior cou...ncil, and of the dark-haired men it s only one in fifty. " "It s true, " Burne agreed. "The light-haired man is a higher type, generally speaking. I worked the thing out with the Presidents of the United States once, and found that way over half of them were light-haired yet think of the preponderant number of brunettes in the race. " "People unconsciously admit it, " said Amory. "You ll notice a blond person is expected to talk. If a NARCISSUS OFF DUTY 141 blond girl doesn t talk we call her a dolF; if a light- haired man is silent he s considered stupid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We took the year-books for the last ten years and looked at the pictures of the senior council. I know you don t think much of that august body, but it does repre sent success here in a general way. Well, I suppose only about thirty-five per cent of every class here are blonds, are really light yet two-thirds of every senior council are light. We looked at pictures of ten years of them, mind you; that means that out of every fifteen light-haired men in the senior class one is on the senior cou...ncil, and of the dark-haired men it s only one in fifty. " "It s true, " Burne agreed. "The light-haired man is a higher type, generally speaking. I worked the thing out with the Presidents of the United States once, and found that way over half of them were light-haired yet think of the preponderant number of brunettes in the race. " "People unconsciously admit it, " said Amory. "You ll notice a blond person is expected to talk. If a NARCISSUS OFF DUTY 141 blond girl doesn t talk we call her a dolF; if a light- haired man is silent he s considered stupid.
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