The Teller; a Story By Edward Noyes Westcott
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Life had changed very much for the ex-teller, and he took it harder perhaps than he need have done. As his story got about, there were a good many of his friends who thought he had been ill- used, and made kindly advances ; but his pride had been cruelly hurt, and if 4 41 The Teller he did not repel them he neglected them, which in the long run comes to the same thing; and, indeed, with an income just above poverty, and daily- fatigue which sent him to sleep at nine o'clock, society was rather ...out of the question. But the worst was to come.
His mother was his chief resource and consolation. She believed in him with- out a misgiving. The changes in their way of living which his diminished in- come necessitated were hard to her only as they affected him. All that had ever passed between them regarding his dis- missal from the bank was his account of the affair, her one question whether he felt that he had done anything unworthy of himself, and his reply in the negative.
She put her arms about his neck and kissed him, and that was all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life had changed very much for the ex-teller, and he took it harder perhaps than he need have done. As his story got about, there were a good many of his friends who thought he had been ill- used, and made kindly advances ; but his pride had been cruelly hurt, and if 4 41 The Teller he did not repel them he neglected them, which in the long run comes to the same thing; and, indeed, with an income just above poverty, and daily- fatigue which sent him to sleep at nine o'clock, society was rather ...out of the question. But the worst was to come.
His mother was his chief resource and consolation. She believed in him with- out a misgiving. The changes in their way of living which his diminished in- come necessitated were hard to her only as they affected him. All that had ever passed between them regarding his dis- missal from the bank was his account of the affair, her one question whether he felt that he had done anything unworthy of himself, and his reply in the negative.
She put her arms about his neck and kissed him, and that was all.
What to read after The Teller; a Story By Edward Noyes Westcott?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westcott, Edward Noyes, 1847-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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