The Lonely Warrior
The Lonely Warrior
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That's a nightmare of ogre words. Bolshevism, labor problem, greed, reaction, they're merely words. All that there truly is is a lot of puny little men like myself, dream- ing dreams mostly bad ones. " CHAPTER XX Ax nine the next morning Stacey drove down town with his father. Perhaps no real intimacy was possible between them, since they had hardly a thought or a belief in common, but they were, simply through a heightened mutual friendli- ness, closer together than they had been for six years.... Stacey went up to his father's pleasant office and watched Mr. Carroll sit down in his swivel-chair, light a cigar, and open his letters with a paper-knife.
Stacey smiled. "I've sometimes wondered, sir, " he said, "why at sixty or thereabouts you " "Here! Here! Stop it!" Mr. Carroll interrupted ruefully.
"Well, anyway I've wondered why you didn't retire and just amuse yourself, since you've certainly earned a rest. But" "Retire ? Nonsense ! Work, that's all a man's good for. Got to stay in harness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's a nightmare of ogre words. Bolshevism, labor problem, greed, reaction, they're merely words. All that there truly is is a lot of puny little men like myself, dream- ing dreams mostly bad ones. " CHAPTER XX Ax nine the next morning Stacey drove down town with his father. Perhaps no real intimacy was possible between them, since they had hardly a thought or a belief in common, but they were, simply through a heightened mutual friendli- ness, closer together than they had been for six years.... Stacey went up to his father's pleasant office and watched Mr. Carroll sit down in his swivel-chair, light a cigar, and open his letters with a paper-knife.
Stacey smiled. "I've sometimes wondered, sir, " he said, "why at sixty or thereabouts you " "Here! Here! Stop it!" Mr. Carroll interrupted ruefully.
"Well, anyway I've wondered why you didn't retire and just amuse yourself, since you've certainly earned a rest. But" "Retire ? Nonsense ! Work, that's all a man's good for. Got to stay in harness.
What to read after The Lonely Warrior?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claude Carlos Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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