Lost Leaders
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He has been excellently caricatured by Thackeray in the "Book of Snobs. " There we have the club-bore who makes such a fuss about his chop, andscolds the waiter so terribly. "Look at it, sir; is it a chop for agentleman? Smell it, sir; is it fit to put on a club table?" These, orsuch as these, are the words of the gallant terror of waiters. Now it isclearly unjust to make a waiter responsible for the errors, howevergrave, of a very different character, the cook. But this mistake thearbitrary ge...nt is continually making. The cook is safe in hisinaccessible stronghold, down below. He cannot be paraded for punishmenton the quarter-deck, where Captain Bragg, of the Gunboat and TorpedoClub, exercises justice. Therefore the miserable waiter is rebuked intones of thunder because the Captain's steak is underdone, or becauseNature (or the market gardener) has not made the stalks of asparagus sogreen and succulent as their charming tops. People who do not know thescolding club-bore at home are apt to be thankful that they are notfavoured with his intimate acquaintance, and are doubly grateful thatthey are not members of his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has been excellently caricatured by Thackeray in the "Book of Snobs. " There we have the club-bore who makes such a fuss about his chop, andscolds the waiter so terribly. "Look at it, sir; is it a chop for agentleman? Smell it, sir; is it fit to put on a club table?" These, orsuch as these, are the words of the gallant terror of waiters. Now it isclearly unjust to make a waiter responsible for the errors, howevergrave, of a very different character, the cook. But this mistake thearbitrary ge...nt is continually making. The cook is safe in hisinaccessible stronghold, down below. He cannot be paraded for punishmenton the quarter-deck, where Captain Bragg, of the Gunboat and TorpedoClub, exercises justice. Therefore the miserable waiter is rebuked intones of thunder because the Captain's steak is underdone, or becauseNature (or the market gardener) has not made the stalks of asparagus sogreen and succulent as their charming tops. People who do not know thescolding club-bore at home are apt to be thankful that they are notfavoured with his intimate acquaintance, and are doubly grateful thatthey are not members of his family.
What to read after Lost Leaders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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