Skinner's Dress Suit
Skinner's Dress Suit
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The real thing!" McLiaughlin paused longer than usual. He looked troubled.
"Say, Perk," he said presently, "somehow, I'm afraid this particular worm of ours is pliuning for flight." "That's a dainty metaphor, Mac, but it's a little mixed." McLaughlin glared at Perkins. He hated these petty corrections.
"Ain't a caterpillar a worm, my Harvard prodigy?" "I grant you that." "Don't he turn into a butterfly? Don't he pliune for flight?" McLaughlin nailed each successive ail- ment with a bang of his ...fist on the desk.
"Ain't Skinner getting to be a social butter- fly? Get the connection? My metaphor may be mixed, as you say, — which I don't under- stand, — but my logic is O.K. Say, ain't it?" "Your metaphor, Mac, suggests a picture.
Imagine Skinner with wings on — those long 57 SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT legs drooping down or trailing behind him — like a great Jersey mosquito!" At which they both laughed.
"Well," said McLaughlin, resignedly turn- ing to the papers on his desk, "it beats me, that's aU!" Skinner had accurately reckoned that McLaughlin's wife would repeat Honey's cryptic remarks to the boss, and so, nert day, he felt a natural constraint when in the pres- ence of the senior partner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The real thing!" McLiaughlin paused longer than usual. He looked troubled.
"Say, Perk," he said presently, "somehow, I'm afraid this particular worm of ours is pliuning for flight." "That's a dainty metaphor, Mac, but it's a little mixed." McLaughlin glared at Perkins. He hated these petty corrections.
"Ain't a caterpillar a worm, my Harvard prodigy?" "I grant you that." "Don't he turn into a butterfly? Don't he pliune for flight?" McLaughlin nailed each successive ail- ment with a bang of his ...fist on the desk.
"Ain't Skinner getting to be a social butter- fly? Get the connection? My metaphor may be mixed, as you say, — which I don't under- stand, — but my logic is O.K. Say, ain't it?" "Your metaphor, Mac, suggests a picture.
Imagine Skinner with wings on — those long 57 SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT legs drooping down or trailing behind him — like a great Jersey mosquito!" At which they both laughed.
"Well," said McLaughlin, resignedly turn- ing to the papers on his desk, "it beats me, that's aU!" Skinner had accurately reckoned that McLaughlin's wife would repeat Honey's cryptic remarks to the boss, and so, nert day, he felt a natural constraint when in the pres- ence of the senior partner.
What to read after Skinner's Dress Suit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodge Henry Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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