The Things That Are Caesars a Novel
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When his room-mate did come in it was as one wearied from vain seeking. To Haig he appeared more than commonly worn out. He looked, indeed, like a man who had come to the end of his string and who knew it. His face was pale and lined. The mouth drooped, the lips were tired lips; the cheeks were flabby, the eyes a slow despair. There was no need for him to say that his quest had again proved fruitless.
He sank dejectedly into a chair and Haig, thinking to offer such comfort as is to be had of co...mmon suffering, sketched briefly his own case at the bank. To his surprise New- ton's face never relaxed its calm. 260 " SOMETHING TO DO " " So you see, " John endeavoured cheerily to conclude, " I've got to begin on the same way you're travelling. " " Then God help you, " growled Newton.
But his words were far stronger than his tone, which was a mere perfunctory expres- sion of his mental inertia.
" But what do you think of it? " persisted John. He was determined to rouse the man, and for some reason this accomplished the end desired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When his room-mate did come in it was as one wearied from vain seeking. To Haig he appeared more than commonly worn out. He looked, indeed, like a man who had come to the end of his string and who knew it. His face was pale and lined. The mouth drooped, the lips were tired lips; the cheeks were flabby, the eyes a slow despair. There was no need for him to say that his quest had again proved fruitless.
He sank dejectedly into a chair and Haig, thinking to offer such comfort as is to be had of co...mmon suffering, sketched briefly his own case at the bank. To his surprise New- ton's face never relaxed its calm. 260 " SOMETHING TO DO " " So you see, " John endeavoured cheerily to conclude, " I've got to begin on the same way you're travelling. " " Then God help you, " growled Newton.
But his words were far stronger than his tone, which was a mere perfunctory expres- sion of his mental inertia.
" But what do you think of it? " persisted John. He was determined to rouse the man, and for some reason this accomplished the end desired.
What to read after The Things That Are Caesars a Novel?
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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