The Colossus
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McGlenn got up, walked over to the piano, came back, looked at hiswatch, and addressing Richmond, asked: "Are you going home, John?" "Yes, John. Suppose we walk. " "I'll go you; come on. " They bade Henry good evening and together walked off affectionately.
"What do you think of our new friend?" Richmond asked as they strolledalong.
"John, he has suffered. He is a great man. " "I don't know how he may turn out, " Richmond said, "but I rather likehim. Of course he hasn't fitted himself to his po...sition--that is, hedoesn't as yet feel the force of old Witherspoon's money. Hisexperience has gone far toward making a man of him, but his changedcondition may after a while throw his past struggles into contempt andthereby corrode his manliness. " "I don't think that he scraped up his principles from the Witherspoonside of the house, " McGlenn declared. "If he had, we should at oncehave discovered in him the unmistakable trace of the hog. Oh, I don'tthink he will stay in the club very long. His tendency will be todrift away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McGlenn got up, walked over to the piano, came back, looked at hiswatch, and addressing Richmond, asked: "Are you going home, John?" "Yes, John. Suppose we walk. " "I'll go you; come on. " They bade Henry good evening and together walked off affectionately.
"What do you think of our new friend?" Richmond asked as they strolledalong.
"John, he has suffered. He is a great man. " "I don't know how he may turn out, " Richmond said, "but I rather likehim. Of course he hasn't fitted himself to his po...sition--that is, hedoesn't as yet feel the force of old Witherspoon's money. Hisexperience has gone far toward making a man of him, but his changedcondition may after a while throw his past struggles into contempt andthereby corrode his manliness. " "I don't think that he scraped up his principles from the Witherspoonside of the house, " McGlenn declared. "If he had, we should at oncehave discovered in him the unmistakable trace of the hog. Oh, I don'tthink he will stay in the club very long. His tendency will be todrift away.
What to read after The Colossus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Read Opie Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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