The Glory of the Conquered
The Glory of the Conquered
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"Not on me, Parkman--, " slowly and very quietly--"not on me. I know theropes. Don't try those little tricks on me. I don't need professionalcoddling, and I don't need professional lies. You see I happen to knowjust a little about the action of germs. We'll do the usual things, ofcourse--that's mere scientific decency, but if this thing has reallygotten in its work--oh I've studied these things a little too long, oldman, I've watched them too many times, to be able to fool myself now. " "Well y...ou will at least admit, " said Parkman--brusque because he wasafraid to let himself be anything else--"that there are fifty chancesout of a hundred in your favour?" Karl nodded; he had leaned back in his chair; he seemed terribly tired.
"Come now, old chap--it isn't like you to surrender before the battle. We'll prepare to meet the foe--though I give you my word of honour Idon't expect the enemy to show up. This isn't in the cards. I _know_ it. " Karl roused a little. There was a bracing note in that vehemence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Not on me, Parkman--, " slowly and very quietly--"not on me. I know theropes. Don't try those little tricks on me. I don't need professionalcoddling, and I don't need professional lies. You see I happen to knowjust a little about the action of germs. We'll do the usual things, ofcourse--that's mere scientific decency, but if this thing has reallygotten in its work--oh I've studied these things a little too long, oldman, I've watched them too many times, to be able to fool myself now. " "Well y...ou will at least admit, " said Parkman--brusque because he wasafraid to let himself be anything else--"that there are fifty chancesout of a hundred in your favour?" Karl nodded; he had leaned back in his chair; he seemed terribly tired.
"Come now, old chap--it isn't like you to surrender before the battle. We'll prepare to meet the foe--though I give you my word of honour Idon't expect the enemy to show up. This isn't in the cards. I _know_ it. " Karl roused a little. There was a bracing note in that vehemence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glaspell, Susan, 1876-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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