The Grey Wig: Stories And Novelettes
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If England dropped its fad of Monarchy and became aRepublic to-morrow, do you mean to say that--?" "I mean to say there would be no Poet Laureate to begin with. " "Who's fribbling now, you or me, Cantercot? But I don't care abutton-hook about poets, present company always excepted. I'm only aplain man, and I want to know where's the sense of givin' any one personauthority over everybody else?" "Ah, that's what Tom Mortlake used to say. Wait till you're in power, Peter, with trade-union money to... control, and working men bursting togive you flying angels and to carry you aloft, like a banner, huzzahing. " "Ah, that's because he's head and shoulders above 'em already, " saidCrowl, with a flash in his sad grey eyes. "Still, it don't prove that I'dtalk any different. And I think you're quite wrong about his beingspoilt. Tom's a fine fellow--a man every inch of him, and that's a goodmany. I don't deny he has his weaknesses, and there was a time when hestood in this very shop and denounced that poor dead Constant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If England dropped its fad of Monarchy and became aRepublic to-morrow, do you mean to say that--?" "I mean to say there would be no Poet Laureate to begin with. " "Who's fribbling now, you or me, Cantercot? But I don't care abutton-hook about poets, present company always excepted. I'm only aplain man, and I want to know where's the sense of givin' any one personauthority over everybody else?" "Ah, that's what Tom Mortlake used to say. Wait till you're in power, Peter, with trade-union money to... control, and working men bursting togive you flying angels and to carry you aloft, like a banner, huzzahing. " "Ah, that's because he's head and shoulders above 'em already, " saidCrowl, with a flash in his sad grey eyes. "Still, it don't prove that I'dtalk any different. And I think you're quite wrong about his beingspoilt. Tom's a fine fellow--a man every inch of him, and that's a goodmany. I don't deny he has his weaknesses, and there was a time when hestood in this very shop and denounced that poor dead Constant.
What to read after The Grey Wig: Stories And Novelettes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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