The Politician
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" Then aloud, " You ought to be put in a museum, then, as the only living example of a man without any egotism. " " You can make fun all you like, " answered Verney, indifferently. " The fact remains that I don't take any stock at all in your extraordinary theory! What did I do with my cane? " He rose to go.
" It 's true, though, and you '11 understand it some day, I predict. Where are you off to now? To serve your country ? " " To see Connolly, as I told you, " he replied shortly, nettled by h...er mocking manner. " I 'm so late now I '11 have to work all night, probably, to finish what I 've got to do ! " " All right, General Grant ! " she said, laughingly, and saluted the young man in pretended homage, " only don't take my head off about it, will you? It shall [153] The Politician serve its country, as much as ever it likes. So there now ! " And Verney, realizing at once that it was a waste of time to try to talk seriously of his work to this irritat- ing witch, laughed with her, although he knew it was at himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then aloud, " You ought to be put in a museum, then, as the only living example of a man without any egotism. " " You can make fun all you like, " answered Verney, indifferently. " The fact remains that I don't take any stock at all in your extraordinary theory! What did I do with my cane? " He rose to go.
" It 's true, though, and you '11 understand it some day, I predict. Where are you off to now? To serve your country ? " " To see Connolly, as I told you, " he replied shortly, nettled by h...er mocking manner. " I 'm so late now I '11 have to work all night, probably, to finish what I 've got to do ! " " All right, General Grant ! " she said, laughingly, and saluted the young man in pretended homage, " only don't take my head off about it, will you? It shall [153] The Politician serve its country, as much as ever it likes. So there now ! " And Verney, realizing at once that it was a waste of time to try to talk seriously of his work to this irritat- ing witch, laughed with her, although he knew it was at himself.
What to read after The Politician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Huntington Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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