Mr. Ingleside
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But it doesn't do to think about it. The only way is to keep going on. But the air's terrible, and the people I sit between ! You wouldn't beUeve^ Of course they're always changing, but Just now on one side of me there's a Scotch poet who asks my opinion of all his verses, and on the other a negro from San Domingo who sits surrounded by the complete works of John Stuart MUl. What negroes want with Mill I can't imagine, but I've noticed that the blacker a reader is the stiffer are the books he r...eads. You should see them contorting over Herbert Spencer !
Last week I sat between a Pole and a monk, and a littie while ago there was a simple-lifer with MR. INGLESroE 95 nothing on but a blanket, and hair down his back." "And what do they all do ? " asked Ann.
"They're all busy writing books," said Miss Sarah.
"Every one in the Museum is writing a book, even the officials. You'd have thought that they'd seen books enough : but no. If they'd all stop making new ones, and turn their minds to indexing the old ones, there'd be something in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it doesn't do to think about it. The only way is to keep going on. But the air's terrible, and the people I sit between ! You wouldn't beUeve^ Of course they're always changing, but Just now on one side of me there's a Scotch poet who asks my opinion of all his verses, and on the other a negro from San Domingo who sits surrounded by the complete works of John Stuart MUl. What negroes want with Mill I can't imagine, but I've noticed that the blacker a reader is the stiffer are the books he r...eads. You should see them contorting over Herbert Spencer !
Last week I sat between a Pole and a monk, and a littie while ago there was a simple-lifer with MR. INGLESroE 95 nothing on but a blanket, and hair down his back." "And what do they all do ? " asked Ann.
"They're all busy writing books," said Miss Sarah.
"Every one in the Museum is writing a book, even the officials. You'd have thought that they'd seen books enough : but no. If they'd all stop making new ones, and turn their minds to indexing the old ones, there'd be something in it.
What to read after Mr. Ingleside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E V Edward Verrall Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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