The Gay Rebellion
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It'sprobably the same with those four men. " "Probably. " "I don't suppose those suffragettes of the New Race University reallyrequire any fence there to keep those men in. " "No; only to keep the rest of us out. " "The chances are that Willett and that poet Carrick and De Lancy Smithand Alphonso W. Green couldn't be chased out of that University. " "Those _are_ the chances. How I hate those four men. It's curious, William, that no man can ever tolerate the idea of any other man evergetting sol...id with any looker. I always did dislike to see another manwith a pretty girl. . . . William?" "What?" "Think of the concentrated beauty in that University! Think of that richround-up of creamy dreams! Consider that mellifluous marmalade! And--wecan't have any--because _you_ are slightly bald and near-sighted and _I_am thin and scholarly!" He ran at the camp-kettle and kicked it.
After a painful silence Sayre said timidly: "Don't laugh, but _is_ thereany known substance which will bring in hair?" "You mean bring it out?" "Well, dammit, grow it!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It'sprobably the same with those four men. " "Probably. " "I don't suppose those suffragettes of the New Race University reallyrequire any fence there to keep those men in. " "No; only to keep the rest of us out. " "The chances are that Willett and that poet Carrick and De Lancy Smithand Alphonso W. Green couldn't be chased out of that University. " "Those _are_ the chances. How I hate those four men. It's curious, William, that no man can ever tolerate the idea of any other man evergetting sol...id with any looker. I always did dislike to see another manwith a pretty girl. . . . William?" "What?" "Think of the concentrated beauty in that University! Think of that richround-up of creamy dreams! Consider that mellifluous marmalade! And--wecan't have any--because _you_ are slightly bald and near-sighted and _I_am thin and scholarly!" He ran at the camp-kettle and kicked it.
After a painful silence Sayre said timidly: "Don't laugh, but _is_ thereany known substance which will bring in hair?" "You mean bring it out?" "Well, dammit, grow it!
What to read after The Gay Rebellion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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