Class of '29
Class of '29
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I fear the continuance of what we already have. Stagnation and semi-socialism.
BISHOP. When could you give my boy a job?
PRESCOTT. When a sound administration goes into power atWashington.
BISHOP. I don't dare to make him wait.
PRESCOTT. Then you must continue to take care of him.
BISHOP. It is not the cost of his living. He needs work. I can'tprovide that. You could, if you would.
PRESCOTT. Believe me, I would if I could.
BISHOP. You understand that the salary . ..
PRESCOTT. James, I know that... your son is a capable young man and Iwould like to have him here with me. But I can't make a job for aman when I have nothing for him to do.
BISHOP. You, must, Stanley. I can afford to support him, but herefuses to accept support from me any longer.
PRESCOTT. Well?
BISHOP. If you will give him a job, I will recompense you for hissalary.
PRESCOTT. [_Shocked. _] You can't mean that.
BISHOP. I do mean it.
PRESCOTT. I am surprised, James--that a man of your principles andprofession . ..
BISHOP. I am in a very grievous dilemma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fear the continuance of what we already have. Stagnation and semi-socialism.
BISHOP. When could you give my boy a job?
PRESCOTT. When a sound administration goes into power atWashington.
BISHOP. I don't dare to make him wait.
PRESCOTT. Then you must continue to take care of him.
BISHOP. It is not the cost of his living. He needs work. I can'tprovide that. You could, if you would.
PRESCOTT. Believe me, I would if I could.
BISHOP. You understand that the salary . ..
PRESCOTT. James, I know that... your son is a capable young man and Iwould like to have him here with me. But I can't make a job for aman when I have nothing for him to do.
BISHOP. You, must, Stanley. I can afford to support him, but herefuses to accept support from me any longer.
PRESCOTT. Well?
BISHOP. If you will give him a job, I will recompense you for hissalary.
PRESCOTT. [_Shocked. _] You can't mean that.
BISHOP. I do mean it.
PRESCOTT. I am surprised, James--that a man of your principles andprofession . ..
BISHOP. I am in a very grievous dilemma.
What to read after Class of '29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hastings Milo Milton to read onlineMoreLess
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