Some Distinguished Americans, Imaginary Portraits
Some Distinguished Americans, Imaginary Portraits
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I ll bet he s not. John s bug about the money and the position it 11 give him. So s Paul. Paul thinks [224] PETER QUALE that if he only had money enough he could make everybody be good and go to church. John thinks he s going to make them all work and be efficient going to run the country " (And, as a matter of fact, Bob proved to be right. P. Q. Left his estate in the hands of a trust company to be administered until his youngest grandchild should be of age. Characteristic !) We talked and tal...ked until daylight began to come in the window that the butler had opened on us. And it was the last talk of the sort that we had together. When I woke late next day, Bob was already in his father s room. He came to lunch in a subdued glow of happiness, and his mother and he carried on a secret interchange of meaningful smiles, no matter what we talked about. He was like a boy in love. And he seemed to have for gotten Angela.
"We re going to rig up the checkerboard to night, " he said, "and try to play a game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ll bet he s not. John s bug about the money and the position it 11 give him. So s Paul. Paul thinks [224] PETER QUALE that if he only had money enough he could make everybody be good and go to church. John thinks he s going to make them all work and be efficient going to run the country " (And, as a matter of fact, Bob proved to be right. P. Q. Left his estate in the hands of a trust company to be administered until his youngest grandchild should be of age. Characteristic !) We talked and tal...ked until daylight began to come in the window that the butler had opened on us. And it was the last talk of the sort that we had together. When I woke late next day, Bob was already in his father s room. He came to lunch in a subdued glow of happiness, and his mother and he carried on a secret interchange of meaningful smiles, no matter what we talked about. He was like a boy in love. And he seemed to have for gotten Angela.
"We re going to rig up the checkerboard to night, " he said, "and try to play a game.
What to read after Some Distinguished Americans, Imaginary Portraits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'higgins, Harvey Jerrold, 1876-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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