Speeches At the Lotos Club
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Mr. Lawrence has paid me many compliments. Mr. Porter has paid me many compliments, and that is what al ways happens. It is very difficult to talk to compli ments. I don t care whether you deserve the compli ments or not, it is just as difficult to talk to them.
The other night, at the Engineers dinner, I sat there and enjoyed the squirms of Mr. Carnegie here, because they were complimenting him. He was trying to think of something to say when they got through ; and when they got through, of co...urse he could n t. But there it was, all compliments, all compliments, and all of them deserved. And I tried to help him out by a few wit ticisms and references to times which he and I know about and nobody else does.
I can manage to digest them; those things give me no trouble at all. I have often thought that I missed so much in this life that I did n t make a collection of compliments and put them away where I could take them out now and then and look them over and enjoy them. And last autumn, when I came back from Eng landI had been through a good deal of complimenting there I began to think that I missed it again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Lawrence has paid me many compliments. Mr. Porter has paid me many compliments, and that is what al ways happens. It is very difficult to talk to compli ments. I don t care whether you deserve the compli ments or not, it is just as difficult to talk to them.
The other night, at the Engineers dinner, I sat there and enjoyed the squirms of Mr. Carnegie here, because they were complimenting him. He was trying to think of something to say when they got through ; and when they got through, of co...urse he could n t. But there it was, all compliments, all compliments, and all of them deserved. And I tried to help him out by a few wit ticisms and references to times which he and I know about and nobody else does.
I can manage to digest them; those things give me no trouble at all. I have often thought that I missed so much in this life that I did n t make a collection of compliments and put them away where I could take them out now and then and look them over and enjoy them. And last autumn, when I came back from Eng landI had been through a good deal of complimenting there I began to think that I missed it again.
What to read after Speeches At the Lotos Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Elderkin to read onlineMoreLess
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