The Turmoil, a Novel
The Turmoil, a Novel
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" "Look here! If you want another month's vacation--" "I know Gurney told you, so what's the use talking about 'vacations'?" "Gurney!" Sheridan vociferated the name savagely. "It's Gurney, Gurney, Gurney! Always Gurney! I don't know what the world's comin' to witheverybody runnin' around squealin', 'The doctor says this, ' and, 'Thedoctor says that'! It makes me sick! How's this country expect to getits Work done if Gurney and all the other old nanny-goats keep up thisblattin'--'Oh, oh! Don't l...ift that stick o' wood; you'll ruin yourNERVES!' So he says you got 'nervous exhaustion induced by overwork andemotional strain. ' They always got to stick the Work in if they see achance! I reckon you did have the 'emotional strain, ' and that's all'sthe matter with you. You'll be over it soon's this woman's gone, andWork's the very thing to make you quit frettin' about her. " "Did Gurney tell you I was fit to work?" "Shut up!" Sheridan bellowed. "I'm so sick o' that man's name I feellike shootin' anybody that says it to me!" He fumed and chafed, swearingindistinctly, then came and stood before his son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Look here! If you want another month's vacation--" "I know Gurney told you, so what's the use talking about 'vacations'?" "Gurney!" Sheridan vociferated the name savagely. "It's Gurney, Gurney, Gurney! Always Gurney! I don't know what the world's comin' to witheverybody runnin' around squealin', 'The doctor says this, ' and, 'Thedoctor says that'! It makes me sick! How's this country expect to getits Work done if Gurney and all the other old nanny-goats keep up thisblattin'--'Oh, oh! Don't l...ift that stick o' wood; you'll ruin yourNERVES!' So he says you got 'nervous exhaustion induced by overwork andemotional strain. ' They always got to stick the Work in if they see achance! I reckon you did have the 'emotional strain, ' and that's all'sthe matter with you. You'll be over it soon's this woman's gone, andWork's the very thing to make you quit frettin' about her. " "Did Gurney tell you I was fit to work?" "Shut up!" Sheridan bellowed. "I'm so sick o' that man's name I feellike shootin' anybody that says it to me!" He fumed and chafed, swearingindistinctly, then came and stood before his son.
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