The Prince And Betty
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"Things are warming up, John, " he said. "The sport who has just leftevidently came just to get a sight of me. Otherwise, why should he tearhimself away without stopping for a chat. I suppose he was sent to markme down for whichever gang Comrade Parker is employing. " "What do you mean?" said John. "All this gets past me. Who is Parker?" Smith related the events leading up to Mr. Parker's visit, anddescribed what had happened on that occasion.
"So, before you throw in your lot with this journal..., " he concluded, "itwould be well to think the matter over. You must weigh the pros andcons. Is your passion for literature such that you do not mind beingput out of business with a black-jack for the cause? Will the knowledgethat a low-browed gentleman is waiting round the corner for youstimulate or hinder you in your work? There's no doubt now that we areup against a tough crowd. " "By Jove!" said John. "I hadn't a notion it was like that. " "You feel, then, that on the whole--" "I feel that on the whole this is just the business I've been huntingfor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Things are warming up, John, " he said. "The sport who has just leftevidently came just to get a sight of me. Otherwise, why should he tearhimself away without stopping for a chat. I suppose he was sent to markme down for whichever gang Comrade Parker is employing. " "What do you mean?" said John. "All this gets past me. Who is Parker?" Smith related the events leading up to Mr. Parker's visit, anddescribed what had happened on that occasion.
"So, before you throw in your lot with this journal..., " he concluded, "itwould be well to think the matter over. You must weigh the pros andcons. Is your passion for literature such that you do not mind beingput out of business with a black-jack for the cause? Will the knowledgethat a low-browed gentleman is waiting round the corner for youstimulate or hinder you in your work? There's no doubt now that we areup against a tough crowd. " "By Jove!" said John. "I hadn't a notion it was like that. " "You feel, then, that on the whole--" "I feel that on the whole this is just the business I've been huntingfor.
What to read after The Prince And Betty?
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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