The Individualist
The Individualist
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a9 Shylock than Sam ! ' Presently he added, in a quieter and more reflective voice, ' I was a fool to flare up at him. I did not play my cards well. That extra bank-note-— it ought to have been an ace of trumps. And now' — he stopped shorty and gnawed his lips with vexation — 'two-thirds of my winnings,' he moaned, ' are gone in paying a man who ought to be only too thankftil if he got his money back in a year.
A year !— in two years, three years, five years. What is money to him? Why, if that ...poor cousin of his hadn't died in Chicago, he'd have been borrowing of me, not I of him.' As he said those words the Poodle stood stock still. Then he suddenly stuck his stick in the ground, gave a little skip in the air, and exclaimed aloud, ' I have it ! That will make my friend sit up ! By George,' he added with a laugh, ' 1 9 d give twice the money he's refased me for the fun of a lark like this!' He quickened his pace to something very like a run ; and he soon had reached the lodge, and passed into the public road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a9 Shylock than Sam ! ' Presently he added, in a quieter and more reflective voice, ' I was a fool to flare up at him. I did not play my cards well. That extra bank-note-— it ought to have been an ace of trumps. And now' — he stopped shorty and gnawed his lips with vexation — 'two-thirds of my winnings,' he moaned, ' are gone in paying a man who ought to be only too thankftil if he got his money back in a year.
A year !— in two years, three years, five years. What is money to him? Why, if that ...poor cousin of his hadn't died in Chicago, he'd have been borrowing of me, not I of him.' As he said those words the Poodle stood stock still. Then he suddenly stuck his stick in the ground, gave a little skip in the air, and exclaimed aloud, ' I have it ! That will make my friend sit up ! By George,' he added with a laugh, ' 1 9 d give twice the money he's refased me for the fun of a lark like this!' He quickened his pace to something very like a run ; and he soon had reached the lodge, and passed into the public road.
What to read after The Individualist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mallock William Hurrell to read onlineMoreLess
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