Jan
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The earth in the small gar- dens was baked to a brick-like substance and the plants wilted and died. And John stayed on in town and worked, be- 220 JAN cause he had accepted a contract for six stories at 50 each, the editor to reserve the right of refusing two, should they prove unsuitable. It was a stupendous lift-up for him. It might not be the kind of pay that the demi-gods in fiction received, but so far his stories had been about the two-guineas-a-thousand style, so even if London had been... twice as hot and stuffy and the canal's smell worse than it was, John would have stayed. But he had finished at last, and glad as he was to have it over, he was half afraid the work wasn't good, because he liked it so much. That was al- ways the trouble: he couldn't help admiring his own work not because he thought it was good, but because it was his own. Work had been the stand-by during the last year. All his life he had meant to marry Jan, all his life he had been hi close touch with her, if only by letter, so it had left a big blank when, after the engagement was broken, Jan drifted away and passed out of his life altogether.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The earth in the small gar- dens was baked to a brick-like substance and the plants wilted and died. And John stayed on in town and worked, be- 220 JAN cause he had accepted a contract for six stories at 50 each, the editor to reserve the right of refusing two, should they prove unsuitable. It was a stupendous lift-up for him. It might not be the kind of pay that the demi-gods in fiction received, but so far his stories had been about the two-guineas-a-thousand style, so even if London had been... twice as hot and stuffy and the canal's smell worse than it was, John would have stayed. But he had finished at last, and glad as he was to have it over, he was half afraid the work wasn't good, because he liked it so much. That was al- ways the trouble: he couldn't help admiring his own work not because he thought it was good, but because it was his own. Work had been the stand-by during the last year. All his life he had meant to marry Jan, all his life he had been hi close touch with her, if only by letter, so it had left a big blank when, after the engagement was broken, Jan drifted away and passed out of his life altogether.
What to read after Jan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Morgan Gibbon to read onlineMoreLess
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