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They have come toseem to some of us mere huge Pittsburgs of brains--all these impervious, unwieldy, rolling-mills of knowledge. I should think it would be aterrible prospect to grow old with, just to sit and see them flockingacross the country from your window, all these huge smoke-stacks ofbooks in their weary, sordid cities; and the boys who might be greatmen, the small Lincolns with nations in their pockets, the little Bellswith worlds in their ears, the Pinchots with their forests, the McAd...oosand Roosevelts, the young Carnegies and Marconis in the streets!
CHAPTER V THE HUMDRUM FACTORY AND THE TUMPTY-TUM THEATRE Mr. Israel Zangwill in presiding at the meeting of the SociologicalSociety the other night remarked, in referring to inspired millionaires, that as a rule in the minds of most people nowadays a millionaire seemedto be a kind of broken-off person, or possibly two persons. There alwaysseemed to have to be a violent change in a millionaire somewhere alongthe middle of his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have come toseem to some of us mere huge Pittsburgs of brains--all these impervious, unwieldy, rolling-mills of knowledge. I should think it would be aterrible prospect to grow old with, just to sit and see them flockingacross the country from your window, all these huge smoke-stacks ofbooks in their weary, sordid cities; and the boys who might be greatmen, the small Lincolns with nations in their pockets, the little Bellswith worlds in their ears, the Pinchots with their forests, the McAd...oosand Roosevelts, the young Carnegies and Marconis in the streets!
CHAPTER V THE HUMDRUM FACTORY AND THE TUMPTY-TUM THEATRE Mr. Israel Zangwill in presiding at the meeting of the SociologicalSociety the other night remarked, in referring to inspired millionaires, that as a rule in the minds of most people nowadays a millionaire seemedto be a kind of broken-off person, or possibly two persons. There alwaysseemed to have to be a violent change in a millionaire somewhere alongthe middle of his life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1862-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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