Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, November, 1878
Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, November, 1878
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He probably is considerably in debt, but floats himself fromall danger of sinking by speculation or the like. Five times I set himat work to make his living: five times he was returned on my hands. Hischaracter possesses all the drawbacks of great genius, without any ofits resources: he is proud, discontented, misunderstood, with a talentfor failure. " "Is he a suitor of Miss Lenox's?" I asked. "He was never in the habit ofadmiring her. " "You can make up your mind, " said Mr. Floyd with a shru...g, thusdismissing the subject. --"Helen, my child, looking at this young manimpartially and judicially, what do you think of him?" and he put hishand on my shoulder.
We were at tea, which was always an informal meal at The Headlands. Helen sat among the tea-cups, my mother had a little table by her sofa, and Mr. Floyd and I walked about carrying cream and sugar and cakes. Iwas on my way for a fresh cup when this question was put, and I went upto Helen and sat down beside her.
"Impartially and judicially, " said I, "what do you think of me?" Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He probably is considerably in debt, but floats himself fromall danger of sinking by speculation or the like. Five times I set himat work to make his living: five times he was returned on my hands. Hischaracter possesses all the drawbacks of great genius, without any ofits resources: he is proud, discontented, misunderstood, with a talentfor failure. " "Is he a suitor of Miss Lenox's?" I asked. "He was never in the habit ofadmiring her. " "You can make up your mind, " said Mr. Floyd with a shru...g, thusdismissing the subject. --"Helen, my child, looking at this young manimpartially and judicially, what do you think of him?" and he put hishand on my shoulder.
We were at tea, which was always an informal meal at The Headlands. Helen sat among the tea-cups, my mother had a little table by her sofa, and Mr. Floyd and I walked about carrying cream and sugar and cakes. Iwas on my way for a fresh cup when this question was put, and I went upto Helen and sat down beside her.
"Impartially and judicially, " said I, "what do you think of me?" Mr.
What to read after Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, November, 1878?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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