The Thackeray Pocket book
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Poverty is good- natured enough if you meet her like a man.
— Philip, chap. xix.
YOU pull a long face, . . . and complain of the world's treatment of you. . . .
Fiddlededee, sir! Everybody has to put up with impertinences; and if you get a box on the ear now you are poor and cast- down, you must say nothing about it, bear it with a smile, and if you can, revenge it ten years after. Moi qui vous parle, sir! do you suppose I have had no humble pie to eat? All of us in our turn are called upon to ...swallow it; and now you are no longer the Fortunate Youth, be the Clever Youth and win back the place you have lost by your ill luck. Go about more than ever. Go to all the routs and parties to which you are asked and to more still. Be civil to everybody. , . . Only take care to show your spirit. — The Virginians, chap. lix.
WELL? Have others not had to toil, to bow the proud head, and carry the daily burden? Don't you see Pegasus, who was going to win the plate, a weary, broken- kneed, broken-down old cab-hack shivering in the rank; or a sleek gelding, mayhap, pacing under a corpulent master in Rotten Row?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poverty is good- natured enough if you meet her like a man.
— Philip, chap. xix.
YOU pull a long face, . . . and complain of the world's treatment of you. . . .
Fiddlededee, sir! Everybody has to put up with impertinences; and if you get a box on the ear now you are poor and cast- down, you must say nothing about it, bear it with a smile, and if you can, revenge it ten years after. Moi qui vous parle, sir! do you suppose I have had no humble pie to eat? All of us in our turn are called upon to ...swallow it; and now you are no longer the Fortunate Youth, be the Clever Youth and win back the place you have lost by your ill luck. Go about more than ever. Go to all the routs and parties to which you are asked and to more still. Be civil to everybody. , . . Only take care to show your spirit. — The Virginians, chap. lix.
WELL? Have others not had to toil, to bow the proud head, and carry the daily burden? Don't you see Pegasus, who was going to win the plate, a weary, broken- kneed, broken-down old cab-hack shivering in the rank; or a sleek gelding, mayhap, pacing under a corpulent master in Rotten Row?
What to read after The Thackeray Pocket book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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