The Kentuckians; a Novel
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He had come as rough material ; he had paid for the privilege of being planed down. The professors were paid to plane him down. He had tried to do his duty ; he believed they had done theirs. He had no personal gratitude to express to any- body. Nov had he any pathetic farewell to make to the people of the town. He had received no hospitality at their hands.
He had been under hardly a single roof outside the campus. He knew the face of hardly a woman before him. He had not a word of complaint o...r blame. There was no reason why the facts of his college life 112 THE KENTUCKIANS should have been otherwise ; only they were not. The honor of the valedictory had not been conferred on him by his classmates, nor by the professors, nor by the people of the town. He had won that, working for something else. He knew what the valedictorian was expected to do. He had been hstening to valedictories for six years. He could not doubt the sincerity of his predecessors, but he must tell what was the truth for him ; and doing that, he could not follow them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had come as rough material ; he had paid for the privilege of being planed down. The professors were paid to plane him down. He had tried to do his duty ; he believed they had done theirs. He had no personal gratitude to express to any- body. Nov had he any pathetic farewell to make to the people of the town. He had received no hospitality at their hands.
He had been under hardly a single roof outside the campus. He knew the face of hardly a woman before him. He had not a word of complaint o...r blame. There was no reason why the facts of his college life 112 THE KENTUCKIANS should have been otherwise ; only they were not. The honor of the valedictory had not been conferred on him by his classmates, nor by the professors, nor by the people of the town. He had won that, working for something else. He knew what the valedictorian was expected to do. He had been hstening to valedictories for six years. He could not doubt the sincerity of his predecessors, but he must tell what was the truth for him ; and doing that, he could not follow them.
What to read after The Kentuckians; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox John to read onlineMoreLess
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