Owning Up: the Trilogy
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There was one rating on draft with me bound for the same ship. I was delighted to find out it was Tom Dash, as plump and grubby as ever, with the same mole halfway up his nose. I was delighted because I knew him. We hadn’t really got on all that well at Pwllheli towards the end. His refusal to compromise, his working-class chauvinism, his reproachful attempts to dictate who I saw and what I said and did, made me frequently both angry and guilty. He could be charming, though, and funny, but only ...when alone. The sound of a middle-class voice, the expression of a middle-class attitude, turned him sullen and boring. He mistrusted my gregariousness, was ever alert for any bourgeois weaknesses.We held at least the love of both jazz and Anarchism in common, and there we were struggling into the van carrying, not only our hammocks, kit-bags and ditty boxes, but our wind-up gramophones and cases of records as well. I’d almost lost touch with Tom since our training camp days. We’d met once in London and he’d taken me home to his parents’ prefab in Dalston but it had not been a success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was one rating on draft with me bound for the same ship. I was delighted to find out it was Tom Dash, as plump and grubby as ever, with the same mole halfway up his nose. I was delighted because I knew him. We hadn’t really got on all that well at Pwllheli towards the end. His refusal to compromise, his working-class chauvinism, his reproachful attempts to dictate who I saw and what I said and did, made me frequently both angry and guilty. He could be charming, though, and funny, but only ...when alone. The sound of a middle-class voice, the expression of a middle-class attitude, turned him sullen and boring. He mistrusted my gregariousness, was ever alert for any bourgeois weaknesses.We held at least the love of both jazz and Anarchism in common, and there we were struggling into the van carrying, not only our hammocks, kit-bags and ditty boxes, but our wind-up gramophones and cases of records as well. I’d almost lost touch with Tom since our training camp days. We’d met once in London and he’d taken me home to his parents’ prefab in Dalston but it had not been a success.
What to read after Owning Up: the Trilogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Melly to read onlineMoreLess
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