Tea-Table Talk
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One feels so absolutelycertain he was guilty. ' The K. C. Responded that he should alwaysremember the judge's words with pride. " "Who was it, " asked the Philosopher, "who said: 'Before you canattack a lie, you must strip it of its truth'?" "It sounds like Emerson, " I ventured.
"Very possibly, " assented the Philosopher; "very possibly not. There is much in reputation. Most poetry gets attributed toShakespeare. " "I entered a certain drawing-room about a week ago, " I said. "'Wewere just spea...king about you, ' exclaimed my hostess. 'Is not thisyours?' She pointed to an article in a certain magazine lying openon the table. 'No, ' I replied; 'one or two people have asked methat same question. It seems to me rather an absurd article, ' Iadded. 'I cannot say I thought very much of it, ' agreed myhostess. " "I can't help it, " said the Old Maid. "I shall always dislike agirl who deliberately sells herself for money. " "But what else is there to sell herself for?" asked the Minor Poet.
"She should not sell herself at all, " retorted the Old Maid, withwarmth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One feels so absolutelycertain he was guilty. ' The K. C. Responded that he should alwaysremember the judge's words with pride. " "Who was it, " asked the Philosopher, "who said: 'Before you canattack a lie, you must strip it of its truth'?" "It sounds like Emerson, " I ventured.
"Very possibly, " assented the Philosopher; "very possibly not. There is much in reputation. Most poetry gets attributed toShakespeare. " "I entered a certain drawing-room about a week ago, " I said. "'Wewere just spea...king about you, ' exclaimed my hostess. 'Is not thisyours?' She pointed to an article in a certain magazine lying openon the table. 'No, ' I replied; 'one or two people have asked methat same question. It seems to me rather an absurd article, ' Iadded. 'I cannot say I thought very much of it, ' agreed myhostess. " "I can't help it, " said the Old Maid. "I shall always dislike agirl who deliberately sells herself for money. " "But what else is there to sell herself for?" asked the Minor Poet.
"She should not sell herself at all, " retorted the Old Maid, withwarmth.
What to read after Tea-Table Talk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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