Psmith, Journalist
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"And why did I feel like that, Comrade Brady? I will tell you. Because my faith in you was justified. Because there before mestood the ideal fighting-editor of _Cosy Moments_. It is not a postthat any weakling can fill. There charm of manner cannot qualify aman for the position. No one can hold down the job simply by havinga kind heart or being good at farmyard imitations. No. We want aman of thews and sinews, a man who would rather be hit on the headwith a half-brick than not. And you, Comrade... Brady, are such aman. " The Kid turned appealingly to Billy.
"Say, this gets past me, Mr. Windsor. Put me wise. " "Can we have a couple of words with you alone, Kid?" said Billy. "We want to talk over something with you. " "Sure. Sit down, gents. Jack'll be through in a minute. " Jack, who during this conversation had been concentrating himselfon his subject's left leg, now announced that he guessed that wouldabout do, and having advised the Kid not to stop and pick daisies, but to get into his clothes at once before he caught a chill, badethe company good night and retired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And why did I feel like that, Comrade Brady? I will tell you. Because my faith in you was justified. Because there before mestood the ideal fighting-editor of _Cosy Moments_. It is not a postthat any weakling can fill. There charm of manner cannot qualify aman for the position. No one can hold down the job simply by havinga kind heart or being good at farmyard imitations. No. We want aman of thews and sinews, a man who would rather be hit on the headwith a half-brick than not. And you, Comrade... Brady, are such aman. " The Kid turned appealingly to Billy.
"Say, this gets past me, Mr. Windsor. Put me wise. " "Can we have a couple of words with you alone, Kid?" said Billy. "We want to talk over something with you. " "Sure. Sit down, gents. Jack'll be through in a minute. " Jack, who during this conversation had been concentrating himselfon his subject's left leg, now announced that he guessed that wouldabout do, and having advised the Kid not to stop and pick daisies, but to get into his clothes at once before he caught a chill, badethe company good night and retired.
What to read after Psmith, Journalist?
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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