Imaginary Interviews
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He seems to have been rather a saving squirrel — ^when he was gorged." The mellow sunlight of the !N"ovember day came down through the tattered foliage, and threw the shadows of the friends on the path where they sat, 161 IMAGINAET INTERVIEWS with their soft hats pulled over their foreheads. They were silent so long that when the second of them resumed their conversation he had to ast, " Where were we ?" " Cultivating force of character in squirrels." " I thought we had got by that." " Then we ...had come round to ourselves again." " Something like that," the first friend reluctantly allowed.
" What a vicious circle ! It seems to me that our first duty, if that's what you mean, is to get rid of ourselves." " Whom should we have left ? Other people ? We mustn't pamper their egotism in chastising our own.
We must use a great deal of caution in doing our duty.
If I really loved that squirrel, if I were truly kind to animals, if I studied their best good, as disagreeable friends say they study ours, I should go after him and give him a hickory-nut that would wear down his teeth as nature intended; civilization is undermining the health of squirrels by feeding them peanuts, which allow their teeth to overgrow." " That is true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seems to have been rather a saving squirrel — ^when he was gorged." The mellow sunlight of the !N"ovember day came down through the tattered foliage, and threw the shadows of the friends on the path where they sat, 161 IMAGINAET INTERVIEWS with their soft hats pulled over their foreheads. They were silent so long that when the second of them resumed their conversation he had to ast, " Where were we ?" " Cultivating force of character in squirrels." " I thought we had got by that." " Then we ...had come round to ourselves again." " Something like that," the first friend reluctantly allowed.
" What a vicious circle ! It seems to me that our first duty, if that's what you mean, is to get rid of ourselves." " Whom should we have left ? Other people ? We mustn't pamper their egotism in chastising our own.
We must use a great deal of caution in doing our duty.
If I really loved that squirrel, if I were truly kind to animals, if I studied their best good, as disagreeable friends say they study ours, I should go after him and give him a hickory-nut that would wear down his teeth as nature intended; civilization is undermining the health of squirrels by feeding them peanuts, which allow their teeth to overgrow." " That is true.
What to read after Imaginary Interviews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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