The Way of All Flesh
The Way of All Flesh
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What gentleman could stand this air, think you, for afortnight?" I was glad enough to get out of the hot, fetid atmosphere in fiveminutes, and saw that there was no brick of Ernest's prison to beloosened by going and working among tailors in a workshop.
Mr Larkins wound up by saying that even if my _protege_ were a muchbetter workman than he probably was, no master would give him employment, for fear of creating a bother among the men.
I left, feeling that I ought to have thought of all this my...self, and wasmore than ever perplexed as to whether I had not better let my youngfriend have a few thousand pounds and send him out to the colonies, when, on my return home at about five o'clock, I found him waiting for me, radiant, and declaring that he had found all he wanted.
CHAPTER LXXI It seems he had been patrolling the streets for the last three or fournights--I suppose in search of something to do--at any rate knowingbetter what he wanted to get than how to get it. Nevertheless, what hewanted was in reality so easily to be found that it took a highlyeducated scholar like himself to be unable to find it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What gentleman could stand this air, think you, for afortnight?" I was glad enough to get out of the hot, fetid atmosphere in fiveminutes, and saw that there was no brick of Ernest's prison to beloosened by going and working among tailors in a workshop.
Mr Larkins wound up by saying that even if my _protege_ were a muchbetter workman than he probably was, no master would give him employment, for fear of creating a bother among the men.
I left, feeling that I ought to have thought of all this my...self, and wasmore than ever perplexed as to whether I had not better let my youngfriend have a few thousand pounds and send him out to the colonies, when, on my return home at about five o'clock, I found him waiting for me, radiant, and declaring that he had found all he wanted.
CHAPTER LXXI It seems he had been patrolling the streets for the last three or fournights--I suppose in search of something to do--at any rate knowingbetter what he wanted to get than how to get it. Nevertheless, what hewanted was in reality so easily to be found that it took a highlyeducated scholar like himself to be unable to find it.
What to read after The Way of All Flesh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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