Canadian Stories
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Gradually my angry mood gave way to a sullen feeling. How strange, I thought, that while I AS OTHERS SEE US 121 had received no fewer than three recommenda- tions to go into business, no one had remembered how often I had wished to take charge of a ship. Had they forgotten my canoeing triumph, due to my handling a paddle better than any other man at Frontenac? Plainly enough, they had recalled most distinctly the occasions when, as class treasurer, I had made favorable terms with rail- road age...nts, caterers and printers for outings, suppers, and songs and were these the most significant events of my college career? Then as to their personal remarks about my carefulness in money matters, my decision of mind, my clothes, and my poetry in the Kingston Whig. It was all intensely disagreeable, and yet I could not prevent the gradual rise of a conviction that it was truth and not ill-nature, that gave the sting to these criticisms. As the hours dragged along, O so slowly! scenes returned to my mind which had made little impression on me at the time of their occurrence, but which now revived them- selves with new meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gradually my angry mood gave way to a sullen feeling. How strange, I thought, that while I AS OTHERS SEE US 121 had received no fewer than three recommenda- tions to go into business, no one had remembered how often I had wished to take charge of a ship. Had they forgotten my canoeing triumph, due to my handling a paddle better than any other man at Frontenac? Plainly enough, they had recalled most distinctly the occasions when, as class treasurer, I had made favorable terms with rail- road age...nts, caterers and printers for outings, suppers, and songs and were these the most significant events of my college career? Then as to their personal remarks about my carefulness in money matters, my decision of mind, my clothes, and my poetry in the Kingston Whig. It was all intensely disagreeable, and yet I could not prevent the gradual rise of a conviction that it was truth and not ill-nature, that gave the sting to these criticisms. As the hours dragged along, O so slowly! scenes returned to my mind which had made little impression on me at the time of their occurrence, but which now revived them- selves with new meaning.
What to read after Canadian Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iles, George, 1852-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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