Austin And His Friends
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"Judge for yourself--you've just been seeing him, " replied St Aubyn. "Though, of course, his name is no more Buskin than yours or mine. " "Good Heavens!" cried the boy. "And Mr Buskin was--all that?" "He was all that, " responded the other. "It was rather painful for meto see him this evening in his present state, as you may imagine. Asto his being successful in a monetary sense, I really cannot tell you. But, to do him justice, I don't think he cares for money in the veryleast. So long as he ...makes two ends meet he's quite satisfied. All hecares about is painting his face, and dressing himself up, andranting, and getting rounds of applause. And, so far, he certainly hashis reward. His highest ambition, it is true, he has not yet attained. If he could only get his portrait published in a halfpenny paperwearing some new-shaped stock or collar that the hosiers were anxiousto bring into fashion, he would feel that there was little left tolive for. But that is a distinction reserved for actors who stand atthe tip-top of their profession, and I'm afraid that poor Buskin hasbut little chance of ever realising his aspiration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Judge for yourself--you've just been seeing him, " replied St Aubyn. "Though, of course, his name is no more Buskin than yours or mine. " "Good Heavens!" cried the boy. "And Mr Buskin was--all that?" "He was all that, " responded the other. "It was rather painful for meto see him this evening in his present state, as you may imagine. Asto his being successful in a monetary sense, I really cannot tell you. But, to do him justice, I don't think he cares for money in the veryleast. So long as he ...makes two ends meet he's quite satisfied. All hecares about is painting his face, and dressing himself up, andranting, and getting rounds of applause. And, so far, he certainly hashis reward. His highest ambition, it is true, he has not yet attained. If he could only get his portrait published in a halfpenny paperwearing some new-shaped stock or collar that the hosiers were anxiousto bring into fashion, he would feel that there was little left tolive for. But that is a distinction reserved for actors who stand atthe tip-top of their profession, and I'm afraid that poor Buskin hasbut little chance of ever realising his aspiration.
What to read after Austin And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balfour Frederic H. to read onlineMoreLess
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