Roughing It, Part 6.
Roughing It, Part 6.
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But I could nothear from Dan. My letters miscarried or were not answered.
One day I did not feel vigorous and remained away from the office. Thenext day I went down toward noon as usual, and found a note on my deskwhich had been there twenty-four hours. It was signed "Marshall"--theVirginia reporter--and contained a request that I should call at thehotel and see him and a friend or two that night, as they would sail forthe east in the morning. A postscript added that their errand was a bigminin...g speculation! I was hardly ever so sick in my life. I abusedmyself for leaving Virginia and entrusting to another man a matter Iought to have attended to myself; I abused myself for remaining away fromthe office on the one day of all the year that I should have been there. And thus berating myself I trotted a mile to the steamer wharf andarrived just in time to be too late. The ship was in the stream andunder way.
I comforted myself with the thought that may be the speculation wouldamount to nothing--poor comfort at best--and then went back to myslavery, resolved to put up with my thirty-five dollars a week and forgetall about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I could nothear from Dan. My letters miscarried or were not answered.
One day I did not feel vigorous and remained away from the office. Thenext day I went down toward noon as usual, and found a note on my deskwhich had been there twenty-four hours. It was signed "Marshall"--theVirginia reporter--and contained a request that I should call at thehotel and see him and a friend or two that night, as they would sail forthe east in the morning. A postscript added that their errand was a bigminin...g speculation! I was hardly ever so sick in my life. I abusedmyself for leaving Virginia and entrusting to another man a matter Iought to have attended to myself; I abused myself for remaining away fromthe office on the one day of all the year that I should have been there. And thus berating myself I trotted a mile to the steamer wharf andarrived just in time to be too late. The ship was in the stream andunder way.
I comforted myself with the thought that may be the speculation wouldamount to nothing--poor comfort at best--and then went back to myslavery, resolved to put up with my thirty-five dollars a week and forgetall about it.
What to read after Roughing It, Part 6.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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