The Portygee
The Portygee
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One of the few. Yes yes--yes. " He dipped his pen in the inkwell and carefully made an entry in theledger. His assistant felt a sudden pang of compunction.
"I beg your pardon, Mr. Keeler, " he said. "That was pretty fresh of me. I'm sorry. " Laban looked up in mild surprise. "Sorry?" he repeated. "What for? . . . Oh, that's all right, Al, that's all right. Lord knows I'm the last oneon earth who'd ought to criticize anybody. All I had in mind in sayin'what I did was to--well, to kind of keep yo...u from bein' too wellsatisfied and not try harder on the next one. It don't pay to be toowell satisfied. . . . Years ago, I can remember, _I_ was pretty wellsatisfied--with myself and my work. Sounds like a joke, I know, but'twas so. . . . Well, I've had a nice long chance to get over it. Um-hm. Yes--yes. So I have, so I have. " Only Captain Zelotes at first said nothing about the poem. He read it, his wife saw to that, but his comment even to her was a non-committalgrunt.
"But don't you think it's real sort of pretty, Zelotes?" she asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the few. Yes yes--yes. " He dipped his pen in the inkwell and carefully made an entry in theledger. His assistant felt a sudden pang of compunction.
"I beg your pardon, Mr. Keeler, " he said. "That was pretty fresh of me. I'm sorry. " Laban looked up in mild surprise. "Sorry?" he repeated. "What for? . . . Oh, that's all right, Al, that's all right. Lord knows I'm the last oneon earth who'd ought to criticize anybody. All I had in mind in sayin'what I did was to--well, to kind of keep yo...u from bein' too wellsatisfied and not try harder on the next one. It don't pay to be toowell satisfied. . . . Years ago, I can remember, _I_ was pretty wellsatisfied--with myself and my work. Sounds like a joke, I know, but'twas so. . . . Well, I've had a nice long chance to get over it. Um-hm. Yes--yes. So I have, so I have. " Only Captain Zelotes at first said nothing about the poem. He read it, his wife saw to that, but his comment even to her was a non-committalgrunt.
"But don't you think it's real sort of pretty, Zelotes?" she asked.
What to read after The Portygee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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