The Pothunters
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Three. Two. Then something white swept past him on theright, the white line quivered, snapped, and vanished, and he pitchedblindly forward on to the turf at the track-side. Drake had won by afoot.
[12] AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW For the rest of the afternoon Jim had a wretched time. To be beatenafter such a race by a foot, and to be beaten by a foot when victorywould have cut the Gordian knot of his difficulties once and for all, was enough to embitter anybody's existence. He found it hard to acc...eptthe well-meant condolences of casual acquaintances, and still harder todo the right thing and congratulate Drake on his victory, a refinementof self-torture which is by custom expected of the vanquished in everybranch of work or sport. But he managed it somehow, and he also managedto appear reasonably gratified when he went up to take his prize forthe half-mile. Tony and the others, who knew what his defeat meant tohim, kept out of his way, for which he was grateful. After lock-up, however, it was a different matter, but by that time he was more readyfor society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three. Two. Then something white swept past him on theright, the white line quivered, snapped, and vanished, and he pitchedblindly forward on to the turf at the track-side. Drake had won by afoot.
[12] AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW For the rest of the afternoon Jim had a wretched time. To be beatenafter such a race by a foot, and to be beaten by a foot when victorywould have cut the Gordian knot of his difficulties once and for all, was enough to embitter anybody's existence. He found it hard to acc...eptthe well-meant condolences of casual acquaintances, and still harder todo the right thing and congratulate Drake on his victory, a refinementof self-torture which is by custom expected of the vanquished in everybranch of work or sport. But he managed it somehow, and he also managedto appear reasonably gratified when he went up to take his prize forthe half-mile. Tony and the others, who knew what his defeat meant tohim, kept out of his way, for which he was grateful. After lock-up, however, it was a different matter, but by that time he was more readyfor society.
What to read after The Pothunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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