The Quartet
The Quartet
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Digitized by Google I30 THE QUARTET.
" Dabney," said Ford, " I don't believe he was jus- tified, and I'm going to try and prove it It's a duty I owe the society." "I've been reading something about Columbus," was Dab's unsatisfactory reply ; but he did not say any more about it until the great evening came, and it was his turn to arise and say, — "Mr. Speaker" — " On which side is the gentleman to speak ? " po- litely inquired the editor of " The Bugle," from his place in the speaker's chair.
"... On the side of Columbus, sir. There never was a man more abused. He never meant to discover America. Never tried to. He didn't discover it, either; and he died without knowing that he had done any mischief, sir. I hold that this debate is out of order." "Dab," exclaimed Ford, in a loud whisper, "you've killed my speech, deader'n a hammer." The rest of the time of the society, that evening, was consumed in a series of frantic and tumultuous inquiries as to who did it if Columbus did not, and the like ; but the set question was not again referred to, and when the clock struck nine the speaker ham- mered on his table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google I30 THE QUARTET.
" Dabney," said Ford, " I don't believe he was jus- tified, and I'm going to try and prove it It's a duty I owe the society." "I've been reading something about Columbus," was Dab's unsatisfactory reply ; but he did not say any more about it until the great evening came, and it was his turn to arise and say, — "Mr. Speaker" — " On which side is the gentleman to speak ? " po- litely inquired the editor of " The Bugle," from his place in the speaker's chair.
"... On the side of Columbus, sir. There never was a man more abused. He never meant to discover America. Never tried to. He didn't discover it, either; and he died without knowing that he had done any mischief, sir. I hold that this debate is out of order." "Dab," exclaimed Ford, in a loud whisper, "you've killed my speech, deader'n a hammer." The rest of the time of the society, that evening, was consumed in a series of frantic and tumultuous inquiries as to who did it if Columbus did not, and the like ; but the set question was not again referred to, and when the clock struck nine the speaker ham- mered on his table.
What to read after The Quartet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard William Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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