The Career of a Journalist
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We had all reached 230 The Career of a Journalist the point where no one waited for another to finish talking. If we had, the party would have lasted for weeks.
**No. How?" queried the dark-eyed poetess, raising her head from my shoulder.
**Why, he took 'Gene Field's ^Tribune Primer' for a model. Field wrote a series of one-syllable stuff which he called ^Primer,' when he was on the Denver Tribune — * See the man ! What is the man do-ing? He is tear-ing his hair ! Why is the man tear-ing his ha...irf His fourth girl ba-by has been bom, and he has no son as yet' — that kind of stuff, you know. That gave Ade the idea for his * Fables in Slang.' He admits it, and he says anyone could have written 'em as well as he, after the first two or three " **That shows how easily fame is achieved some- times," said Lonfeel. *^It's often a matter of the merest chance. There's many an unknown genius who only lacks opportunity to burst in splendor upon a waiting world. Here's to the unrecognized geniuses !" And he stood up and raised his glass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had all reached 230 The Career of a Journalist the point where no one waited for another to finish talking. If we had, the party would have lasted for weeks.
**No. How?" queried the dark-eyed poetess, raising her head from my shoulder.
**Why, he took 'Gene Field's ^Tribune Primer' for a model. Field wrote a series of one-syllable stuff which he called ^Primer,' when he was on the Denver Tribune — * See the man ! What is the man do-ing? He is tear-ing his hair ! Why is the man tear-ing his ha...irf His fourth girl ba-by has been bom, and he has no son as yet' — that kind of stuff, you know. That gave Ade the idea for his * Fables in Slang.' He admits it, and he says anyone could have written 'em as well as he, after the first two or three " **That shows how easily fame is achieved some- times," said Lonfeel. *^It's often a matter of the merest chance. There's many an unknown genius who only lacks opportunity to burst in splendor upon a waiting world. Here's to the unrecognized geniuses !" And he stood up and raised his glass.
What to read after The Career of a Journalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Salisbury to read onlineMoreLess
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