Gulmore, the Boss
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"You've done wonderfully well, " was the burden of his conversations withRoberts; "I should feel certain of success against any one but Gulmore. And he seems to be losing his head--his perpetual abuse excites sympathywith you. If we win I shall owe it mainly to you. " But on this particular morning Lawyer Hutchings had something to say tohis friend and helper which he did not like to put into plain words. Hebegan abruptly: "You've seen the 'Herald'?" "Yes; there's nothing in it of interest, is ...there?" "No; but 'twas foolish of your father to write that letter saying youhad paid his Kentucky debts. " "I was sorry when I saw it. I know they'll say I got him to write theletter. But it's only another incident. " "It's true, then? You did pay the money?" "Yes; I was glad to. " "But it was folly. What had you to do with your father's debts? Everyhouse to-day should stand on its own foundation. " "I don't agree with you; but in this case there was no question ofthat sort. My father very generously impoverished himself to send meto Europe and keep me there for six years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You've done wonderfully well, " was the burden of his conversations withRoberts; "I should feel certain of success against any one but Gulmore. And he seems to be losing his head--his perpetual abuse excites sympathywith you. If we win I shall owe it mainly to you. " But on this particular morning Lawyer Hutchings had something to say tohis friend and helper which he did not like to put into plain words. Hebegan abruptly: "You've seen the 'Herald'?" "Yes; there's nothing in it of interest, is ...there?" "No; but 'twas foolish of your father to write that letter saying youhad paid his Kentucky debts. " "I was sorry when I saw it. I know they'll say I got him to write theletter. But it's only another incident. " "It's true, then? You did pay the money?" "Yes; I was glad to. " "But it was folly. What had you to do with your father's debts? Everyhouse to-day should stand on its own foundation. " "I don't agree with you; but in this case there was no question ofthat sort. My father very generously impoverished himself to send meto Europe and keep me there for six years.
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