The Reporters Companion
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4. He could not answer more than he understood, and that, certainly, was little enough. 5. He wisely considered that the best thing to be done was to trouble them with it no more. 6. He must know that the only consideration he is entitled to, is that which his birth bestows. 7. He went away as soon as it was discovered that he was nothing more than a design- ing trickster. 8. He surely is not in earnest, for he must know that he is not advancing the interests of his friends. 9. He told them tha...t in less than a year he would most likely be on the way to Mexico. 10. He has not finished hig lessons, therefore he must not think of returning with them. 11. He has never said that he has given them or any one else permission to obtain them. 12. He is in a most critical position, and he may find it difficult to get relief. 13. You will be pleased to learn that he has reminded them that he is not to be imposed upon. 14. He has not entertained a very good opinion of them since he was admitted a member.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. He could not answer more than he understood, and that, certainly, was little enough. 5. He wisely considered that the best thing to be done was to trouble them with it no more. 6. He must know that the only consideration he is entitled to, is that which his birth bestows. 7. He went away as soon as it was discovered that he was nothing more than a design- ing trickster. 8. He surely is not in earnest, for he must know that he is not advancing the interests of his friends. 9. He told them tha...t in less than a year he would most likely be on the way to Mexico. 10. He has not finished hig lessons, therefore he must not think of returning with them. 11. He has never said that he has given them or any one else permission to obtain them. 12. He is in a most critical position, and he may find it difficult to get relief. 13. You will be pleased to learn that he has reminded them that he is not to be imposed upon. 14. He has not entertained a very good opinion of them since he was admitted a member.
What to read after The Reporters Companion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benn Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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