The Fighting Man
The Fighting Man
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Suddenly I be- gan to notice a change in Corbett. He who had always been so intelligently receptive of the suggestion and wisdom of those in whose skill he had confidence became intractable. He became impatient of suggestion or opposition. He wanted to run things his own way. He refused to follow the advice of Delaney, who knew him so well, but instead acted on the ad- vice of Judge Lawler, an old California friend, who had come to the training quarters and who knew about as much about boxing a...s THE FIGHTING MAN 141 a child. During his training he shifted from the methods that he had found so serviceable but which to this genius of progress had be- come old. I honestly believe Corbett lost his chances by the way he prepared himself for battle.
If I were a superstitious man I might give undue weight to the following incident as a bad omen. Just before Corbett had met Sul- livan and while he was in training, he bought a collie for ten dollars a wonderfully pugna- cious dog which would tackle anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly I be- gan to notice a change in Corbett. He who had always been so intelligently receptive of the suggestion and wisdom of those in whose skill he had confidence became intractable. He became impatient of suggestion or opposition. He wanted to run things his own way. He refused to follow the advice of Delaney, who knew him so well, but instead acted on the ad- vice of Judge Lawler, an old California friend, who had come to the training quarters and who knew about as much about boxing a...s THE FIGHTING MAN 141 a child. During his training he shifted from the methods that he had found so serviceable but which to this genius of progress had be- come old. I honestly believe Corbett lost his chances by the way he prepared himself for battle.
If I were a superstitious man I might give undue weight to the following incident as a bad omen. Just before Corbett had met Sul- livan and while he was in training, he bought a collie for ten dollars a wonderfully pugna- cious dog which would tackle anything.
What to read after The Fighting Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony F Wilding to read onlineMoreLess
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