Days of Discovery
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That was altogether beyond one's range : that was felony. On the other hand, I had, candidly, my good points ; but my treatment of the kitchen- maid, my spontaneous offer to bring in the coals The Uses of the Dummy 1 1 7 for her (because she had had bad news from home) that was quite outside my scope. I knew very well that I never, on principle, did that sort of thing. And so there grew the feeling that some one else had done it ; some one, so to speak, who had popped in and taken possession of... me for the moment my familiar spirit.
I remember well how the thing began. It was when I was trying to explain away an act of outstanding virtue, which had naturally offended my allies and had considerably bewildered me. Old John Gardener had forgotten to come in for the letters. Ever since that awful episode of the telegram I had had an exaggerated idea of the vast importance of all postal communica- tions. It was now four minutes past eight, and the post went at 8. 10. The distance was not less than half a mile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was altogether beyond one's range : that was felony. On the other hand, I had, candidly, my good points ; but my treatment of the kitchen- maid, my spontaneous offer to bring in the coals The Uses of the Dummy 1 1 7 for her (because she had had bad news from home) that was quite outside my scope. I knew very well that I never, on principle, did that sort of thing. And so there grew the feeling that some one else had done it ; some one, so to speak, who had popped in and taken possession of... me for the moment my familiar spirit.
I remember well how the thing began. It was when I was trying to explain away an act of outstanding virtue, which had naturally offended my allies and had considerably bewildered me. Old John Gardener had forgotten to come in for the letters. Ever since that awful episode of the telegram I had had an exaggerated idea of the vast importance of all postal communica- tions. It was now four minutes past eight, and the post went at 8. 10. The distance was not less than half a mile.
What to read after Days of Discovery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertram Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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