The Face of Clay; An Interpretation
The Face of Clay; An Interpretation
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Of these sons, T^phany inferred that Clinton Came's father had showed the greatest executive ability. The son, however, spoke of his sire with respect rather than love, as a colossal force in a new country, bending all things and all per- sons to his will. Tephany divined what was left un- said, the possible unscrupulous exercise of power, the undivided energies given to the accumulation of wealth, the indifference to everything which lay with- out the circle in which the autocrat reigned supre...me.
"When you went round the world," said Came, " surely you passed through San Francisco? '* "Yes," said Tephany. She remembered now hearing the name of Came; the Came mansion on Nob Hill had been pointed out to her. She spoke of it to the young man, adding wonderingly : " So you sacrificed that for this? " " Come, come. Miss Lane, you don't regard it as a sacrifice? " " Perhaps not, but your father — ^well, you did not slip easily through his fingers? " Came laughed gaily.
** Fortunately, I have a mother," he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of these sons, T^phany inferred that Clinton Came's father had showed the greatest executive ability. The son, however, spoke of his sire with respect rather than love, as a colossal force in a new country, bending all things and all per- sons to his will. Tephany divined what was left un- said, the possible unscrupulous exercise of power, the undivided energies given to the accumulation of wealth, the indifference to everything which lay with- out the circle in which the autocrat reigned supre...me.
"When you went round the world," said Came, " surely you passed through San Francisco? '* "Yes," said Tephany. She remembered now hearing the name of Came; the Came mansion on Nob Hill had been pointed out to her. She spoke of it to the young man, adding wonderingly : " So you sacrificed that for this? " " Come, come. Miss Lane, you don't regard it as a sacrifice? " " Perhaps not, but your father — ^well, you did not slip easily through his fingers? " Came laughed gaily.
** Fortunately, I have a mother," he said.
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