Joy
Joy
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] ERNEST. That Johnny-bird Lever is too cocksure for me, Colonel. Those South American things are no good at all. I know all aboutthem from young Scrotton. There's not one that's worth a red cent. If you want a flutter---- COLONEL. [Explosively. ] Flutter! I'm not a gambler, sir!
ERNEST. Well, Colonel [with a smile], I only don't want you to chuckyour money away on a stiff 'un. If you want anything good you shouldgo to Mexico.
COLONEL. [Jumping up and holding out the map. ] Go to [He stops inti...me. ] What d'you call that, eh? M-E-X---- ERNEST. [Not to be embarrassed. ] It all depend on what part.
COLONEL. You think you know everything--you think nothing's rightunless it's your own idea! Be good enough to keep your advice toyourself.
ERNEST. [Moving with his chair, and stopping with a smile. ] If youask me, I should say it wasn't playing the game to put Molly into athing like that.
COLONEL. What do you mean, sir?
ERNEST. Any Juggins can see that she's a bit gone on our friend.
COLONEL. [Freezingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] ERNEST. That Johnny-bird Lever is too cocksure for me, Colonel. Those South American things are no good at all. I know all aboutthem from young Scrotton. There's not one that's worth a red cent. If you want a flutter---- COLONEL. [Explosively. ] Flutter! I'm not a gambler, sir!
ERNEST. Well, Colonel [with a smile], I only don't want you to chuckyour money away on a stiff 'un. If you want anything good you shouldgo to Mexico.
COLONEL. [Jumping up and holding out the map. ] Go to [He stops inti...me. ] What d'you call that, eh? M-E-X---- ERNEST. [Not to be embarrassed. ] It all depend on what part.
COLONEL. You think you know everything--you think nothing's rightunless it's your own idea! Be good enough to keep your advice toyourself.
ERNEST. [Moving with his chair, and stopping with a smile. ] If youask me, I should say it wasn't playing the game to put Molly into athing like that.
COLONEL. What do you mean, sir?
ERNEST. Any Juggins can see that she's a bit gone on our friend.
COLONEL. [Freezingly.
What to read after Joy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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