Personal Experiences of a Cub Reporter
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Carefully opening it he 84 PERSONAL EXPERIENCES withdrew one cigarette and proceeded to thump it up and down in his hand. I found a match, struck it, and gave him a light. He must have noticed that I was not smoking, so he made a move as though to offer me one, too, but thought better of it and continued to speak.
"I have been ill for the last three years with my heart and my lungs; so ill, young man, that sometimes it is hard to realize that I am still alive. Sometimes I feel as though I were ...a disembodied spirit, my mind leaves me and my thoughts are far from where my body remains. It isn't human, and yet here I am alive, in America; yes, in America. " Another dramatic pause. Although I real- ized he must be a very sick man and that the doctor's words had not been just, I was be- ginning to fear I was to interview a second Sir Oliver Lodge, and the recollection of such an event was not wholly pleasant.
"I consulted almost every physician in Great Britain and Ireland, but none of them could cure me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carefully opening it he 84 PERSONAL EXPERIENCES withdrew one cigarette and proceeded to thump it up and down in his hand. I found a match, struck it, and gave him a light. He must have noticed that I was not smoking, so he made a move as though to offer me one, too, but thought better of it and continued to speak.
"I have been ill for the last three years with my heart and my lungs; so ill, young man, that sometimes it is hard to realize that I am still alive. Sometimes I feel as though I were ...a disembodied spirit, my mind leaves me and my thoughts are far from where my body remains. It isn't human, and yet here I am alive, in America; yes, in America. " Another dramatic pause. Although I real- ized he must be a very sick man and that the doctor's words had not been just, I was be- ginning to fear I was to interview a second Sir Oliver Lodge, and the recollection of such an event was not wholly pleasant.
"I consulted almost every physician in Great Britain and Ireland, but none of them could cure me.
What to read after Personal Experiences of a Cub Reporter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornelius Vanderbilt to read onlineMoreLess
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