Leaves From the book of Human Life
Leaves From the book of Human Life
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In going from place to place, familiar during the pro gress of the canvass, and in meeting certain individuals with whom he had been hand and glove for weeks, he found that he was a man of far less consequence than before. Instead of cordial greetings and fine compli ments, a cold "How are you, Murphy?" "Still loafing about, Pat ?" or some such address, met him at every turn. Occasionally, an individual about as important as himself would seize his hand and half wring it off. But he would have ...willingly dispensed with these particular congratu latory manifestations.
About three o clock, Murphy repaired to the residence of R, and sent his name in by the servant, who brought back word that the gentleman was particularly engaged.
" Tell him, " said the Irishman, " that Mr. Murphy would jist like to spake wan word wid him. Jist wan word and no more and won t kape him a minute. " The servant went back, and, after a rather prolonged absence, returned and asked Murphy to walk in.
" Take a seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In going from place to place, familiar during the pro gress of the canvass, and in meeting certain individuals with whom he had been hand and glove for weeks, he found that he was a man of far less consequence than before. Instead of cordial greetings and fine compli ments, a cold "How are you, Murphy?" "Still loafing about, Pat ?" or some such address, met him at every turn. Occasionally, an individual about as important as himself would seize his hand and half wring it off. But he would have ...willingly dispensed with these particular congratu latory manifestations.
About three o clock, Murphy repaired to the residence of R, and sent his name in by the servant, who brought back word that the gentleman was particularly engaged.
" Tell him, " said the Irishman, " that Mr. Murphy would jist like to spake wan word wid him. Jist wan word and no more and won t kape him a minute. " The servant went back, and, after a rather prolonged absence, returned and asked Murphy to walk in.
" Take a seat.
What to read after Leaves From the book of Human Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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