Piccadilly Jim
Piccadilly Jim
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Pett dismissing onewho was in her husband's private employment. Jerry had hissympathy freely.
"You appear, " he said, "to have acted in a thoroughly capable andpraiseworthy manner. The only point in your conduct which I wouldpermit myself to criticise is your omission to slay the kid. That, however, was due, I take it, to the fact that you wereinterrupted. We will now proceed to examine the future. I cannotsee that it is altogether murky. You have lost a good job, butthere are others, equally g...ood, for a man of your calibre. NewYork is crammed with dyspeptic millionaires who need an efficientphysical instructor to look after them. Cheer up, Cuthbert, forthe sun is still shining!" Jerry Mitchell shook his head. He refused to be comforted.
"It's Miss Ann, " he said. "What am I going to say to her?" "What has she got to do with it?" asked Jimmy, interested.
For a moment Jerry hesitated, but the desire for sympathy andadvice was too strong for him. And after all there was no harm inconfiding in a good comrade like Jimmy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pett dismissing onewho was in her husband's private employment. Jerry had hissympathy freely.
"You appear, " he said, "to have acted in a thoroughly capable andpraiseworthy manner. The only point in your conduct which I wouldpermit myself to criticise is your omission to slay the kid. That, however, was due, I take it, to the fact that you wereinterrupted. We will now proceed to examine the future. I cannotsee that it is altogether murky. You have lost a good job, butthere are others, equally g...ood, for a man of your calibre. NewYork is crammed with dyspeptic millionaires who need an efficientphysical instructor to look after them. Cheer up, Cuthbert, forthe sun is still shining!" Jerry Mitchell shook his head. He refused to be comforted.
"It's Miss Ann, " he said. "What am I going to say to her?" "What has she got to do with it?" asked Jimmy, interested.
For a moment Jerry hesitated, but the desire for sympathy andadvice was too strong for him. And after all there was no harm inconfiding in a good comrade like Jimmy.
What to read after Piccadilly Jim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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