Queed
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'Lord, no!' said thestranger; 'I'm the weather man. '" Queed smiled.
"And I was only trying in my poor way, " said West, mournfully, "tofollow the advice that you, young man, roared at me for a column on thefatal morning. " "I've regretted that, " said Queed. "Though, of course, I never lookedfor any such developments as this. I was merely trying to act on ColonelCowles's advice about always playing up local topics. You are doubtlessfamiliar with his dictum that the people are far more interest...ed in acat-fight at Seventh and Centre Streets than in the greatest exploits ofscience. " West laughed and rose to go. Then a good-natured thought struck him. "Look here, " said he, "this must be a great load, with the Colonelaway--doing all of three columns a day by yourself. How on earth do youmanage it?" "Well, I start work at eight o'clock in the morning. " "And what time does that get you through?" "Usually in time to get to press with it. " "Oh, I say! That won't do at all. You'll break yourself down, playingboth ends against the middle like that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Lord, no!' said thestranger; 'I'm the weather man. '" Queed smiled.
"And I was only trying in my poor way, " said West, mournfully, "tofollow the advice that you, young man, roared at me for a column on thefatal morning. " "I've regretted that, " said Queed. "Though, of course, I never lookedfor any such developments as this. I was merely trying to act on ColonelCowles's advice about always playing up local topics. You are doubtlessfamiliar with his dictum that the people are far more interest...ed in acat-fight at Seventh and Centre Streets than in the greatest exploits ofscience. " West laughed and rose to go. Then a good-natured thought struck him. "Look here, " said he, "this must be a great load, with the Colonelaway--doing all of three columns a day by yourself. How on earth do youmanage it?" "Well, I start work at eight o'clock in the morning. " "And what time does that get you through?" "Usually in time to get to press with it. " "Oh, I say! That won't do at all. You'll break yourself down, playingboth ends against the middle like that.
What to read after Queed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Henry Sydnor to read onlineMoreLess
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