Tono Bungay
Tono Bungay
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Grundy, damn him! standsin the light, and we young people can't see. His moods affect us. Wecatch his gusts of panic, his disease of nosing, his greasiness. Wedon't know what we may think, what we may say, he does his sillyutmost to prevent our reading and seeing the one thing, the one sort ofdiscussion we find--quite naturally and properly--supremely interesting. So we don't adolescence; we blunder up to sex. Dare--dare to look--andhe may dirt you for ever! The girls are terror-stricken to sil...ence byhis significant whiskers, by the bleary something in his eyes. " Suddenly Ewart, with an almost Jack-in-the-box effect, sat up.
"He's about us everywhere, Ponderevo, " he said, very solemnly. "Sometimes--sometimes I think he is--in our blood. In MINE. " He regarded me for my opinion very earnestly, with his pipe in thecorner of his mouth.
"You're the remotest cousin he ever had, " I said.
I reflected. "Look here, Ewart, " I asked, "how would you have thingsdifferent?" He wrinkled up his queer face, regarded the wait and made his pipegurgle for a space, thinking deeply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grundy, damn him! standsin the light, and we young people can't see. His moods affect us. Wecatch his gusts of panic, his disease of nosing, his greasiness. Wedon't know what we may think, what we may say, he does his sillyutmost to prevent our reading and seeing the one thing, the one sort ofdiscussion we find--quite naturally and properly--supremely interesting. So we don't adolescence; we blunder up to sex. Dare--dare to look--andhe may dirt you for ever! The girls are terror-stricken to sil...ence byhis significant whiskers, by the bleary something in his eyes. " Suddenly Ewart, with an almost Jack-in-the-box effect, sat up.
"He's about us everywhere, Ponderevo, " he said, very solemnly. "Sometimes--sometimes I think he is--in our blood. In MINE. " He regarded me for my opinion very earnestly, with his pipe in thecorner of his mouth.
"You're the remotest cousin he ever had, " I said.
I reflected. "Look here, Ewart, " I asked, "how would you have thingsdifferent?" He wrinkled up his queer face, regarded the wait and made his pipegurgle for a space, thinking deeply.
What to read after Tono Bungay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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