An Average Man
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131 a delusion, as Remington, at least, shortly found. His cherished schemes for improving himself, and doing some solid work in the evenings, proved ter ribly abortive. The time slipped away about as fast as ever, and he felt none the less driven. Un like Stoughton, he did not seem to flourish on the racket, as he styled it, that he had been pursuing. He was conscious of a tired, strained sensation. It seemed to him as if he could never quite catch up with himself. He looked thin, and as thoug...h he drew on his vitality unsparingly.
He went to a doctor and consulted him regard ing his condition. " You are a bundle of nerves, " responded the leech, as a summary of the situa tion ; and he proceeded to deliver Arthur a sensible homily on the advantages of moderation, illustrat ing his theme by examples taken from mechanics. A small engine, he said, could not do the work of one that was ninety-horse power. There was noth ing the matter, if Arthur would only take care of himself. His cough was simply symptomatic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
131 a delusion, as Remington, at least, shortly found. His cherished schemes for improving himself, and doing some solid work in the evenings, proved ter ribly abortive. The time slipped away about as fast as ever, and he felt none the less driven. Un like Stoughton, he did not seem to flourish on the racket, as he styled it, that he had been pursuing. He was conscious of a tired, strained sensation. It seemed to him as if he could never quite catch up with himself. He looked thin, and as thoug...h he drew on his vitality unsparingly.
He went to a doctor and consulted him regard ing his condition. " You are a bundle of nerves, " responded the leech, as a summary of the situa tion ; and he proceeded to deliver Arthur a sensible homily on the advantages of moderation, illustrat ing his theme by examples taken from mechanics. A small engine, he said, could not do the work of one that was ninety-horse power. There was noth ing the matter, if Arthur would only take care of himself. His cough was simply symptomatic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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