The Quality of Mercy
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271 with a strong impression that he was making a joike, "this Mr. Northwick was not one of your most re- markable men." Everybody laughed obligingly, arid Hilary said,.
" He was one of our least remarkable men." Then, spurred on by that perverse impulse which we Amer- cans often have to make the worst of ourselves to an i Englishman, he added, '^ The defaulter seems to be y^ takkig^j^e place of the self-made man among os« ^^***^wifrom thou- \ sands of others by the rumor of his death in t ...he first y place, and now by this unconsciously hypocritical and | nauseous letter. He's wha^-the commonplace Amer- ( lean ^egojjsi-must-^iQmfiJo. more and more ia finance, ' noiriihffct-iifijs abandoning, tha cj^eer «f poMCSy-iffid-i wants to be'^rigfr instead of great." " Really ? " said the Englishman.
Among Hilary's guests was Charles Bellingham, a > bachelor of pronounced baldness, who said he would come to meet Hilary's belated Englishman, in quality of beaMeadertoiitg eousin-in-law, oH B]?bmiieli.C^ J^jfi^i society veteran of that period when even tfie ^ swell in Boston must be an intellectual inan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
271 with a strong impression that he was making a joike, "this Mr. Northwick was not one of your most re- markable men." Everybody laughed obligingly, arid Hilary said,.
" He was one of our least remarkable men." Then, spurred on by that perverse impulse which we Amer- cans often have to make the worst of ourselves to an i Englishman, he added, '^ The defaulter seems to be y^ takkig^j^e place of the self-made man among os« ^^***^wi
Among Hilary's guests was Charles Bellingham, a > bachelor of pronounced baldness, who said he would come to meet Hilary's belated Englishman, in quality of beaMeadertoiitg eousin-in-law, oH B]?bmiieli.C^ J^jfi^i society veteran of that period when even tfie ^ swell in Boston must be an intellectual inan.
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