John Henry Smith
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Wallace, and if you canimprove my drive you will find it worth your while, " I said, glad of achance to do something in an honourable way for a chap who certainly hasnot been favoured with his share of good fortune.
"If I accept pay I will become a professional golfer, will I not, Mr. Smith?" he asked, and for the life of me I did not know what to say.
"I would be willing to pay you five dollars a lesson, " I said, ignoringhis question, trusting that the figure named would outweigh scruples, if...he really had any.
"It is more than I would take, though I thank you for the offer, " hesaid. "I do not doubt that golf is an honourable profession--in fact Iknow it is--but for reasons which will not interest you I prefer tomaintain my amateur standing. It will be a pleasure to play with you, sir, and to help your game if I can, but I would rather not acceptmoney. " "Very well, " I said, "I'll find some other way to repay you. Suppose Itake the first lesson to-morrow evening?" "To-morrow evening at half after six o'clock, " he said, and we shookhands in parting to bind the agreement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wallace, and if you canimprove my drive you will find it worth your while, " I said, glad of achance to do something in an honourable way for a chap who certainly hasnot been favoured with his share of good fortune.
"If I accept pay I will become a professional golfer, will I not, Mr. Smith?" he asked, and for the life of me I did not know what to say.
"I would be willing to pay you five dollars a lesson, " I said, ignoringhis question, trusting that the figure named would outweigh scruples, if...he really had any.
"It is more than I would take, though I thank you for the offer, " hesaid. "I do not doubt that golf is an honourable profession--in fact Iknow it is--but for reasons which will not interest you I prefer tomaintain my amateur standing. It will be a pleasure to play with you, sir, and to help your game if I can, but I would rather not acceptmoney. " "Very well, " I said, "I'll find some other way to repay you. Suppose Itake the first lesson to-morrow evening?" "To-morrow evening at half after six o'clock, " he said, and we shookhands in parting to bind the agreement.
What to read after John Henry Smith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Frederick Upham to read onlineMoreLess
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