Finding Youth a Human Experience
Finding Youth a Human Experience
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" and he gave another of his critical sniffs, which I soon dis- covered to be habitual. " Well, come and sit down, and we'll see. I may not be of your opinion. " With his composing-stick still in his hand, he led the way to the corner where stood the ancient roll-top desk. He seated himself heavily in the creaking swivel-chair, and I pulled up another old chair that stood near. All this time he was studying me closely over his glasses. "I've got the reputation, " he told me, after I was seated,... " of never keep- ing a man very long. " He waited to see if this was going to discourage me any. But it did n't, and so he went on to say: — " But the ones that come out here for a job are generally no good. Or, if they are, they get discouraged and don't want to stay. " " Well, I 'm going to stay, " I said, "you can't get rid of me. And I 'm all to the good. " Again he met my laughing gaze, and 41 FINDING YOUTH again he grinned. Then after studying me once more, he came to a decision. He rheumatically pulled himself to his feet and said: — *' Well, take off your coat and go to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" and he gave another of his critical sniffs, which I soon dis- covered to be habitual. " Well, come and sit down, and we'll see. I may not be of your opinion. " With his composing-stick still in his hand, he led the way to the corner where stood the ancient roll-top desk. He seated himself heavily in the creaking swivel-chair, and I pulled up another old chair that stood near. All this time he was studying me closely over his glasses. "I've got the reputation, " he told me, after I was seated,... " of never keep- ing a man very long. " He waited to see if this was going to discourage me any. But it did n't, and so he went on to say: — " But the ones that come out here for a job are generally no good. Or, if they are, they get discouraged and don't want to stay. " " Well, I 'm going to stay, " I said, "you can't get rid of me. And I 'm all to the good. " Again he met my laughing gaze, and 41 FINDING YOUTH again he grinned. Then after studying me once more, he came to a decision. He rheumatically pulled himself to his feet and said: — *' Well, take off your coat and go to work.
What to read after Finding Youth a Human Experience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Nelson Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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