Damn!
Damn!
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Hence their general gloom, their air oflost causes, their prevailing acrimony. No man would ever enter a clubif he had an agreeable woman to talk to. This is particularly true ofmarried men. Those of them that one finds in clubs answer to a generaldescription: they have wives too unattractive to entertain them, and yettoo watchful to allow them to seek entertainment elsewhere. Thebachelors, in the main, belong to two classes: (a) those who have beenunfortunate in amour, and are still too sore t...o show any new enterprise, and (b) those so lacking in charm that no woman will pay any attentionto them. Is it any wonder that the men one thus encounters in clubs arestupid and miserable creatures, and that they find their pleasure insuch banal sports as playing cards, drinking highballs, shooting pool, and reading the barber-shop weeklies?... The day a man's mistress ismarried one always finds him at his club.
XXIII FIDELIS AD URNUM Despite the common belief of women to the contrary, fully 95 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence their general gloom, their air oflost causes, their prevailing acrimony. No man would ever enter a clubif he had an agreeable woman to talk to. This is particularly true ofmarried men. Those of them that one finds in clubs answer to a generaldescription: they have wives too unattractive to entertain them, and yettoo watchful to allow them to seek entertainment elsewhere. Thebachelors, in the main, belong to two classes: (a) those who have beenunfortunate in amour, and are still too sore t...o show any new enterprise, and (b) those so lacking in charm that no woman will pay any attentionto them. Is it any wonder that the men one thus encounters in clubs arestupid and miserable creatures, and that they find their pleasure insuch banal sports as playing cards, drinking highballs, shooting pool, and reading the barber-shop weeklies?... The day a man's mistress ismarried one always finds him at his club.
XXIII FIDELIS AD URNUM Despite the common belief of women to the contrary, fully 95 per cent.
What to read after Damn!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mencken Henry Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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