The Autobiography of a Thief
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less. If a man died in stir he was just a cada- ver for the dissecting table, nothing more.
The end fitted in well with his misspent life.
These reflections would bring us around again to good resolutions.
People who have never broken the law — I beg pardon, who were never caught — can not understand how a man who has once served in stir will take another chance and go back and suffer the same tortures. A society lady I once met said she thought criminals who go on grafting, when they know what... the result will be, must be lacking in imagination. I re- plied to her : " Madam, why do you lace tight and indulge in social dissipation even., after you know it is bad for the health ? You know it is a strain on your nerves, but you do it. Is it because you have no imagination ?
That which we all dread most — death — we all defy." The good book says that all men shall earn their bread by the sweat of their brow, but we grafters make of ourselves an exception, with that overweening egotism and brash desire to do others with no return, which is natural to everybody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
less. If a man died in stir he was just a cada- ver for the dissecting table, nothing more.
The end fitted in well with his misspent life.
These reflections would bring us around again to good resolutions.
People who have never broken the law — I beg pardon, who were never caught — can not understand how a man who has once served in stir will take another chance and go back and suffer the same tortures. A society lady I once met said she thought criminals who go on grafting, when they know what... the result will be, must be lacking in imagination. I re- plied to her : " Madam, why do you lace tight and indulge in social dissipation even., after you know it is bad for the health ? You know it is a strain on your nerves, but you do it. Is it because you have no imagination ?
That which we all dread most — death — we all defy." The good book says that all men shall earn their bread by the sweat of their brow, but we grafters make of ourselves an exception, with that overweening egotism and brash desire to do others with no return, which is natural to everybody.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hapgood Hutchins to read onlineMoreLess
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