The Bent Twig
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Mostly he mal^ me sore, but when I think about him straight, I wonder how he manages to keep on being as decent as he is — he's really a good enough sort! — ^with all the high-powered petti- coats in New York burning incense. It's enough to turn the head of a hydrant. That's the hold Madrina has on him. She doesn't bum any incense. She wants all the incense there is being burned, for herself ; and it keeps old Felix down in his place — ^keeps him hanging around too.
You stick to the same method... if you want to make a go of it." " I thought he wrote. I thought he did aesthetic criticisms and essays," said Sylvia, laughing aloud at Arnold's quaint advice.
''Oh, he does. I guess he's chief medicine-man in his tribe all right. It's not only women who kowtow ; when old man Merriman wants to know for sure whether to pay a million for a cracked Chinese vase, he always calls in Felix Morrison. Chief adviser to the predatory rich, that's one of his jobs I So you see," he came back to his first point, " it must be some jolt for the sacred F.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mostly he mal^ me sore, but when I think about him straight, I wonder how he manages to keep on being as decent as he is — he's really a good enough sort! — ^with all the high-powered petti- coats in New York burning incense. It's enough to turn the head of a hydrant. That's the hold Madrina has on him. She doesn't bum any incense. She wants all the incense there is being burned, for herself ; and it keeps old Felix down in his place — ^keeps him hanging around too.
You stick to the same method... if you want to make a go of it." " I thought he wrote. I thought he did aesthetic criticisms and essays," said Sylvia, laughing aloud at Arnold's quaint advice.
''Oh, he does. I guess he's chief medicine-man in his tribe all right. It's not only women who kowtow ; when old man Merriman wants to know for sure whether to pay a million for a cracked Chinese vase, he always calls in Felix Morrison. Chief adviser to the predatory rich, that's one of his jobs I So you see," he came back to his first point, " it must be some jolt for the sacred F.
What to read after The Bent Twig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Dorothy Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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