The Sentence of Silence
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The girl had no doubt really tried to be amusing: she had hired herself for a purpose, and she considered it her duty to do her work and make no comment.
Brains discount conventionality; emotions merely ignore it. Dan argued little. He was no more in- trospective than another average man. He had first met the sex-problem furtively and so had never had a chance to face it squarely. He held his head somewhat higher among the brokers' clerks and re- served his fits of religious penitence for the p...rivacy of his own hall-bedroom. Then repetition increased the assurance arid temporarily reduced the contrition. His early habits had stimulated his appetite : he be- came entirely manly.
Notwithstanding his small pay and mean sur- roundings, the spell of New York had now fastened upon him. He loved the city. He loved the rush 173 174 THE SENTENCE OF SILENCE of Wall Street by day and the sweep of Broadway by night. At one time, Manhattan had impressed him like a tiger-cage in some enormous menagerie, and its greatest thoroughfare had seemed to be the track along which the caged beasts walked up and down, back and forth, in the untiring restlessness of captive brutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl had no doubt really tried to be amusing: she had hired herself for a purpose, and she considered it her duty to do her work and make no comment.
Brains discount conventionality; emotions merely ignore it. Dan argued little. He was no more in- trospective than another average man. He had first met the sex-problem furtively and so had never had a chance to face it squarely. He held his head somewhat higher among the brokers' clerks and re- served his fits of religious penitence for the p...rivacy of his own hall-bedroom. Then repetition increased the assurance arid temporarily reduced the contrition. His early habits had stimulated his appetite : he be- came entirely manly.
Notwithstanding his small pay and mean sur- roundings, the spell of New York had now fastened upon him. He loved the city. He loved the rush 173 174 THE SENTENCE OF SILENCE of Wall Street by day and the sweep of Broadway by night. At one time, Manhattan had impressed him like a tiger-cage in some enormous menagerie, and its greatest thoroughfare had seemed to be the track along which the caged beasts walked up and down, back and forth, in the untiring restlessness of captive brutes.
What to read after The Sentence of Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Wright Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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