The Manhattaners a Story of the Hour
The Manhattaners a Story of the Hour
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" The Manhattaners. 189 Mrs. Percy-Bartlett turned restlessly to the piano, and struck a few defiant chords on the instrument. She had expressed a doubt as to her status as a rebel. Her husband had ap peared at the right moment to fling those doubts to the wind.
As Richard arose to take his departure, Percy-Bartlett said to him, with more cordial ity than the young man inwardly felt that he deserved from such a source, " Don't let the atmosphere in which you are thrown, Stoughton, cause you to ...cast away your birthright. It is on men of birth and education that the safety of this country ulti mately depends. You should be and I hope you are a conservative of the conservative. I want to get you into the Sons of the Revo lution and the Society of Colonial Wars. I am an enthusiast on these things, Stoughton, a man must have a fad, you know, and you're the kind of material that we can't afford to give to the enemy. Good-night ! Drop into my office some morning soon, and we'll talk these matters over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Manhattaners. 189 Mrs. Percy-Bartlett turned restlessly to the piano, and struck a few defiant chords on the instrument. She had expressed a doubt as to her status as a rebel. Her husband had ap peared at the right moment to fling those doubts to the wind.
As Richard arose to take his departure, Percy-Bartlett said to him, with more cordial ity than the young man inwardly felt that he deserved from such a source, " Don't let the atmosphere in which you are thrown, Stoughton, cause you to ...cast away your birthright. It is on men of birth and education that the safety of this country ulti mately depends. You should be and I hope you are a conservative of the conservative. I want to get you into the Sons of the Revo lution and the Society of Colonial Wars. I am an enthusiast on these things, Stoughton, a man must have a fad, you know, and you're the kind of material that we can't afford to give to the enemy. Good-night ! Drop into my office some morning soon, and we'll talk these matters over.
What to read after The Manhattaners a Story of the Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Sims Van Zile to read onlineMoreLess
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