The "goldfish"
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He"made" a select club early in his course and from that time wasoccupied, I suspect, in playing poker and bridge, discussing deepphilosophical questions and acquiring the art of living. He never wentin for athletics; but by doing nothing in a highly artistic manner, andby dancing with the most startling agility, he became a prominent socialfigure and a headliner in college theatricals.
From his sophomore year he has been in constant demand for cotillions, house parties and yachting trips. His ...intimate pals seem to bemiddle-aged millionaires who are known to me in only the most casualway; and he is a sort of gentleman-in-waiting--I believe the acceptedterm is "pet cat"--to several society women, for whom he devises newcotillion figures, arranges original after-dinner entertainments andmakes himself generally useful.
Like my two daughters he has arrived--absolutely; but, though we aremembers of the same learned profession, he is almost a stranger to me. Ihad no difficulty in getting him a clerkship in a gilt-edged law firmimmediately after he was admitted to the bar and he is apparently doingmarvelously well, though what he can possibly know of law will alwaysremain a mystery to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He"made" a select club early in his course and from that time wasoccupied, I suspect, in playing poker and bridge, discussing deepphilosophical questions and acquiring the art of living. He never wentin for athletics; but by doing nothing in a highly artistic manner, andby dancing with the most startling agility, he became a prominent socialfigure and a headliner in college theatricals.
From his sophomore year he has been in constant demand for cotillions, house parties and yachting trips. His ...intimate pals seem to bemiddle-aged millionaires who are known to me in only the most casualway; and he is a sort of gentleman-in-waiting--I believe the acceptedterm is "pet cat"--to several society women, for whom he devises newcotillion figures, arranges original after-dinner entertainments andmakes himself generally useful.
Like my two daughters he has arrived--absolutely; but, though we aremembers of the same learned profession, he is almost a stranger to me. Ihad no difficulty in getting him a clerkship in a gilt-edged law firmimmediately after he was admitted to the bar and he is apparently doingmarvelously well, though what he can possibly know of law will alwaysremain a mystery to me.
What to read after The "goldfish"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Train Arthur Cheney to read onlineMoreLess
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