A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 1
A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 1
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"There aren't quitetwo. " "I thought there were four or five. Well, no matter. You see what I am, Basil. I'm terribly limited. I couldn't make my sympathies go round twomillion people; I should be wretched. I suppose I'm standing in the wayof your highest interest, but I can't help it. We took each other forbetter or worse, and you must try to bear with me--" She broke off andbegan to cry.
"Stop it!" shouted March. "I tell you I never cared anything forFulkerson's scheme or entertained it serio...usly, and I shouldn't if he'dproposed to carry it out in Boston. " This was not quite true, but in theretrospect it seemed sufficiently so for the purposes of argument. "Don'tsay another word about it. The thing's over now, and I don't want tothink of it any more. We couldn't change its nature if we talked allnight. But I want you to understand that it isn't your limitations thatare in the way. It's mine. I shouldn't have the courage to take such aplace; I don't think I'm fit for it, and that's the long and short ofit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There aren't quitetwo. " "I thought there were four or five. Well, no matter. You see what I am, Basil. I'm terribly limited. I couldn't make my sympathies go round twomillion people; I should be wretched. I suppose I'm standing in the wayof your highest interest, but I can't help it. We took each other forbetter or worse, and you must try to bear with me--" She broke off andbegan to cry.
"Stop it!" shouted March. "I tell you I never cared anything forFulkerson's scheme or entertained it serio...usly, and I shouldn't if he'dproposed to carry it out in Boston. " This was not quite true, but in theretrospect it seemed sufficiently so for the purposes of argument. "Don'tsay another word about it. The thing's over now, and I don't want tothink of it any more. We couldn't change its nature if we talked allnight. But I want you to understand that it isn't your limitations thatare in the way. It's mine. I shouldn't have the courage to take such aplace; I don't think I'm fit for it, and that's the long and short ofit.
What to read after A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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