Babbitt
Babbitt
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He rubbed his fingers. His hands twitched.
Zilla bayed, "Yes! You're lucky! You can let George go, and not have towatch him. Fat old Georgie! Never peeps at another woman! Hasn't got thespunk!" "The hell I haven't!" Babbitt was fervently defending his pricelessimmorality when Paul interrupted him--and Paul looked dangerous. He rosequickly; he said gently to Zilla: "I suppose you imply I have a lot of sweethearts. " "Yes, I do!" "Well, then, my dear, since you ask for it--There hasn't been a tim...e inthe last ten years when I haven't found some nice little girl tocomfort me, and as long as you continue your amiability I shall probablycontinue to deceive you. It isn't hard. You're so stupid. " Zilla gibbered; she howled; words could not be distinguished in herslaver of abuse.
Then the bland George F. Babbitt was transformed. If Paul was dangerous, if Zilla was a snake-locked fury, if the neat emotions suitable to theRevelstoke Arms had been slashed into raw hatreds, it was Babbitt whowas the most formidable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rubbed his fingers. His hands twitched.
Zilla bayed, "Yes! You're lucky! You can let George go, and not have towatch him. Fat old Georgie! Never peeps at another woman! Hasn't got thespunk!" "The hell I haven't!" Babbitt was fervently defending his pricelessimmorality when Paul interrupted him--and Paul looked dangerous. He rosequickly; he said gently to Zilla: "I suppose you imply I have a lot of sweethearts. " "Yes, I do!" "Well, then, my dear, since you ask for it--There hasn't been a tim...e inthe last ten years when I haven't found some nice little girl tocomfort me, and as long as you continue your amiability I shall probablycontinue to deceive you. It isn't hard. You're so stupid. " Zilla gibbered; she howled; words could not be distinguished in herslaver of abuse.
Then the bland George F. Babbitt was transformed. If Paul was dangerous, if Zilla was a snake-locked fury, if the neat emotions suitable to theRevelstoke Arms had been slashed into raw hatreds, it was Babbitt whowas the most formidable.
What to read after Babbitt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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