The Conflict
The Conflict
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"Am I not reading your thoughts?" said he.
"You are very clever, Victor, " admitted she.
"Good. We are getting on. You believed that, once we were engaged, Iwould gradually begin to yield, to come round to your way of thinking. You had planned for me a career something like Davy Hull's--only freerand bolder. I would become a member of your class, but would pose as arepresentative of the class I had personally abandoned. Am I right?" "Go on, Victor, " she said.
"That's about all. Now, there are ...just two objections to your plan. The first is, it wouldn't work. My associates would be 'on to' me in avery short time. They are shrewd, practical, practically educatedmen--not at all the sort that follow Davy Hull or are wearing Kelly'sand House's nose rings. In a few months I'd find myself a leaderwithout a following--and what is more futile and ridiculous than that?" "They worship you, " said Jane. "They trust you implicitly. They knowthat whatever you did would be for their good. " He laughed heartily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Am I not reading your thoughts?" said he.
"You are very clever, Victor, " admitted she.
"Good. We are getting on. You believed that, once we were engaged, Iwould gradually begin to yield, to come round to your way of thinking. You had planned for me a career something like Davy Hull's--only freerand bolder. I would become a member of your class, but would pose as arepresentative of the class I had personally abandoned. Am I right?" "Go on, Victor, " she said.
"That's about all. Now, there are ...just two objections to your plan. The first is, it wouldn't work. My associates would be 'on to' me in avery short time. They are shrewd, practical, practically educatedmen--not at all the sort that follow Davy Hull or are wearing Kelly'sand House's nose rings. In a few months I'd find myself a leaderwithout a following--and what is more futile and ridiculous than that?" "They worship you, " said Jane. "They trust you implicitly. They knowthat whatever you did would be for their good. " He laughed heartily.
What to read after The Conflict?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips David Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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