The Roll-Call
The Roll-Call
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" He snapped his fingers lightly, and in onesecond had decided to finish the original perspective drawing, and inhis very finest style. He would complete it some time during the night. In the morning it could be mounted. The drawings were to go to the northin a case on the morrow by passenger train, and to be met at theirdestination by a commissionaire common to several competitors; thiscommissionaire would deliver them to the Town Clerk in accordance withthe conditions. In a few minutes George... was at work, excited, havingforgotten all fatigue. He was saying to himself that he would run outtowards eight o'clock for a chop or a steak. As he worked he perceivedthat he had been quite right to throw over the second drawing; hewondered that he could have felt any hesitation; the new drawing wouldbe immeasurably superior.
Mr. Haim 'stepped up, ' discreetly knocking, entering with dignity. Therelations between these two had little by little resumed their old, purely formal quality. Both seemed to have forgotten that passionateanger had ever separated them and joined them together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He snapped his fingers lightly, and in onesecond had decided to finish the original perspective drawing, and inhis very finest style. He would complete it some time during the night. In the morning it could be mounted. The drawings were to go to the northin a case on the morrow by passenger train, and to be met at theirdestination by a commissionaire common to several competitors; thiscommissionaire would deliver them to the Town Clerk in accordance withthe conditions. In a few minutes George... was at work, excited, havingforgotten all fatigue. He was saying to himself that he would run outtowards eight o'clock for a chop or a steak. As he worked he perceivedthat he had been quite right to throw over the second drawing; hewondered that he could have felt any hesitation; the new drawing wouldbe immeasurably superior.
Mr. Haim 'stepped up, ' discreetly knocking, entering with dignity. Therelations between these two had little by little resumed their old, purely formal quality. Both seemed to have forgotten that passionateanger had ever separated them and joined them together.
What to read after The Roll-Call?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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