The Yale Cup
The Yale Cup
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" Mr. Alsop sniffed the air. "There's more than one cigarette in the atmosphere of this room. " Sam raised his eyes sullenly to the teacher's, shot a swift, significant glance at Mulcahy, and looked out across the table at the red banner upon the wall. He said nothing, for there was nothing that he could say.
'There's a great difference between not smok- ing at all and smoking a little, " the teacher con- tinued in a severe lecture tone. "As I have explained, we do not forbid smoking, except to... scholarship men; we try to discourage it all we can, because we consider it harmful. You told [102] A REVELATION OF CHARACTER me that you did not smoke. I find you smoking. You have not been honest with me/ 3 Mr. Alsop paused to give Archer an opportunity to reply. Sam racked his brain for some non- committal form of words, and found none. " Yes, sir, " he said desperately.
"He probably thought, sir, that he smoked so little that it was practically none at all, " inter- posed Mulcahy. "I've never seen him smoking before to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Alsop sniffed the air. "There's more than one cigarette in the atmosphere of this room. " Sam raised his eyes sullenly to the teacher's, shot a swift, significant glance at Mulcahy, and looked out across the table at the red banner upon the wall. He said nothing, for there was nothing that he could say.
'There's a great difference between not smok- ing at all and smoking a little, " the teacher con- tinued in a severe lecture tone. "As I have explained, we do not forbid smoking, except to... scholarship men; we try to discourage it all we can, because we consider it harmful. You told [102] A REVELATION OF CHARACTER me that you did not smoke. I find you smoking. You have not been honest with me/ 3 Mr. Alsop paused to give Archer an opportunity to reply. Sam racked his brain for some non- committal form of words, and found none. " Yes, sir, " he said desperately.
"He probably thought, sir, that he smoked so little that it was practically none at all, " inter- posed Mulcahy. "I've never seen him smoking before to-night.
What to read after The Yale Cup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albertus True Dudley to read onlineMoreLess
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