A Great Man
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'I'm just finishing that leaderette, ' began Mr. Heeley, when he obeyedthe summons. Mr. Heeley was a young man who had published a book ofverse.
'Never mind the leaderette, ' said the editor. 'Run across to the othershop yourself, and see if they've got a copy of _A Question ofCubits_--yes, that's it, _A Question of Cubits_--and do me fifteeninches on it at once. I've lost Clackmannan's "copy. "' (The 'other shop'was a wing occupied by a separate journal belonging to the proprietorsof the _Trib...une_. ) 'What, that thing!' exclaimed Mr. Heeley. 'Won't it do to-morrow? Youknow I hate messing my hands with that sort of piffle. ' 'No, it won't do to-morrow. I met Onions Winter at dinner on Saturdaynight, and I told him I'd review it on the day of publication. And whenI promise a thing I promise it. Cut, my son! And I say'--the editorrecalled Mr. Heeley, who was gloomily departing--'We're under noobligations to anyone. Write what you think, but, all the same, noantics, no spleen. You've got to learn yet that that isn't ourspeciality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I'm just finishing that leaderette, ' began Mr. Heeley, when he obeyedthe summons. Mr. Heeley was a young man who had published a book ofverse.
'Never mind the leaderette, ' said the editor. 'Run across to the othershop yourself, and see if they've got a copy of _A Question ofCubits_--yes, that's it, _A Question of Cubits_--and do me fifteeninches on it at once. I've lost Clackmannan's "copy. "' (The 'other shop'was a wing occupied by a separate journal belonging to the proprietorsof the _Trib...une_. ) 'What, that thing!' exclaimed Mr. Heeley. 'Won't it do to-morrow? Youknow I hate messing my hands with that sort of piffle. ' 'No, it won't do to-morrow. I met Onions Winter at dinner on Saturdaynight, and I told him I'd review it on the day of publication. And whenI promise a thing I promise it. Cut, my son! And I say'--the editorrecalled Mr. Heeley, who was gloomily departing--'We're under noobligations to anyone. Write what you think, but, all the same, noantics, no spleen. You've got to learn yet that that isn't ourspeciality.
What to read after A Great Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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