The Job
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"I'd just like to fly through them. .. . I _am_tired. The clouds rest me so. " "Course you're tired, little sister. You just forget about all thoseguys in the abyss. Tell you a person on the job's got enough to dolooking out for himself. " "Well--" said Una.
Suddenly she lay back, her hands behind her head, her fingersoutstretched among the long, cool grasses. A hum of insects surroundedher. The grasses towering above her eyes were a forest. She turned herhead to watch a lady-bug industriously ...ascend one side of a blade ofgrass, and with equal enterprise immediately descend the other side. With the office always in her mind as material for metaphors, Unacompared the lady-bug's method to Troy Wilkins's habit of having hiscorrespondence filed and immediately calling for it again. She turnedher face to the sky. She was uplifted by the bold contrast of cumulusclouds and the radiant blue sky.
Here she could give herself up to rest; she was so secure now, with theaffable Mr. Schwirtz to guard her against outsiders--more secure andsatisfied, she reflected, than she could ever have been with WalterBabson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'd just like to fly through them. .. . I _am_tired. The clouds rest me so. " "Course you're tired, little sister. You just forget about all thoseguys in the abyss. Tell you a person on the job's got enough to dolooking out for himself. " "Well--" said Una.
Suddenly she lay back, her hands behind her head, her fingersoutstretched among the long, cool grasses. A hum of insects surroundedher. The grasses towering above her eyes were a forest. She turned herhead to watch a lady-bug industriously ...ascend one side of a blade ofgrass, and with equal enterprise immediately descend the other side. With the office always in her mind as material for metaphors, Unacompared the lady-bug's method to Troy Wilkins's habit of having hiscorrespondence filed and immediately calling for it again. She turnedher face to the sky. She was uplifted by the bold contrast of cumulusclouds and the radiant blue sky.
Here she could give herself up to rest; she was so secure now, with theaffable Mr. Schwirtz to guard her against outsiders--more secure andsatisfied, she reflected, than she could ever have been with WalterBabson.
What to read after The Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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