The Reading Public
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The mo- ment the subject was introduced, my unknown friend became interested. He confided to me that he was a track-inspector whose work called him 30 THE READING PUBLIC from home at all hours of the day and night, and consequently he had found little time for literary pursuits. He had confined himself, so he said, to the reading of one author whose books he read over and over again, never weary- ing of them and always finding in them new interest and inspiration. In an- swer to my inquiry he t...old me that this one author was Victor Hugo. "I shall get off at the next station, " he said, " and make my way home. I will find a lamp burning in the kitchen, my slippers by the stove, and my book face down on the table where I left it early this morning. " For the remain- ing half-hour of our interview he talked to me of Victor Hugo in a way which convinced me of the wisdom of con- fining your reading to one author, pro- vided, of course, he be big enough.
31 THE READING PUBLIC That incident taught me a great deal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mo- ment the subject was introduced, my unknown friend became interested. He confided to me that he was a track-inspector whose work called him 30 THE READING PUBLIC from home at all hours of the day and night, and consequently he had found little time for literary pursuits. He had confined himself, so he said, to the reading of one author whose books he read over and over again, never weary- ing of them and always finding in them new interest and inspiration. In an- swer to my inquiry he t...old me that this one author was Victor Hugo. "I shall get off at the next station, " he said, " and make my way home. I will find a lamp burning in the kitchen, my slippers by the stove, and my book face down on the table where I left it early this morning. " For the remain- ing half-hour of our interview he talked to me of Victor Hugo in a way which convinced me of the wisdom of con- fining your reading to one author, pro- vided, of course, he be big enough.
31 THE READING PUBLIC That incident taught me a great deal.
What to read after The Reading Public?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgregor Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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