The Celibates' Club;
The Celibates' Club;
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" I? " I gasped.
" Yes, you. I want to show that a man cannot marry on three hundred a year. A man in whose integrity both parties can rely must be the object of the experiment. Now you have more than that, I believe ; but if you just sequestrate three hundred for this purpose, and come a cropper in the Bankruptcy Court; my thesis will be demonstrated to an unbelieving Tompas." " But why should I marry to support you ? " " Paul, I know it is a great sacrifice I am asking, and but for the depth ...of our friendship I would never dare to ask it.
But we are speaking now soul to soul. You are the only friend I have in the world. / cannot marry because I am an honorary official of the Bachelors' Club. You are only a private member ; the blow would fall gentlier on M'Gulli- cuddy. It is for his sake I ask it, my dear old Paul. You worship him no less than I. Besides, I have only the bare sum — just the three hundred a year, /cannot risk matri- mony. True, I might be mistaken. The income might be adequate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I? " I gasped.
" Yes, you. I want to show that a man cannot marry on three hundred a year. A man in whose integrity both parties can rely must be the object of the experiment. Now you have more than that, I believe ; but if you just sequestrate three hundred for this purpose, and come a cropper in the Bankruptcy Court; my thesis will be demonstrated to an unbelieving Tompas." " But why should I marry to support you ? " " Paul, I know it is a great sacrifice I am asking, and but for the depth ...of our friendship I would never dare to ask it.
But we are speaking now soul to soul. You are the only friend I have in the world. / cannot marry because I am an honorary official of the Bachelors' Club. You are only a private member ; the blow would fall gentlier on M'Gulli- cuddy. It is for his sake I ask it, my dear old Paul. You worship him no less than I. Besides, I have only the bare sum — just the three hundred a year, /cannot risk matri- mony. True, I might be mistaken. The income might be adequate.
What to read after The Celibates' Club;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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