The Phantom Future
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These men are no companions for him. I am certain he despises them, and yet he de- liberately chooses them for his friends. He knows that I could help him to become ac- quainted with a better class of men altogether — intellectual fellows, who are doing good in the world both for themselves and others; but he prefers St. Antony's students and their hang- ers-on. It would almost seem as if for some DANGER 237 deliberate purpose he were misrepresenting him- self. " "And other people, " added Elma..., with gentle significance.
He looked at her with a slow, grave smile. She raised her eyes to his, and there was a faint note of warning in her voice as she repeated the words — "And other people. " He could not pretend to mistake her meaning, and he was chivalrous enough to resist the temp- tation of compelling her to make it more obvi- ous.
"Yes, " he murmured, indifferently, "I suppose so. " And with raised eyebrows signified that it' did not matter much.
"You think, " she asked, "that it does not matter ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These men are no companions for him. I am certain he despises them, and yet he de- liberately chooses them for his friends. He knows that I could help him to become ac- quainted with a better class of men altogether — intellectual fellows, who are doing good in the world both for themselves and others; but he prefers St. Antony's students and their hang- ers-on. It would almost seem as if for some DANGER 237 deliberate purpose he were misrepresenting him- self. " "And other people, " added Elma..., with gentle significance.
He looked at her with a slow, grave smile. She raised her eyes to his, and there was a faint note of warning in her voice as she repeated the words — "And other people. " He could not pretend to mistake her meaning, and he was chivalrous enough to resist the temp- tation of compelling her to make it more obvi- ous.
"Yes, " he murmured, indifferently, "I suppose so. " And with raised eyebrows signified that it' did not matter much.
"You think, " she asked, "that it does not matter ?
What to read after The Phantom Future?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Stowell Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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