Tutors' Lane
Tutors' Lane
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"I never could have gotten awaywith anything formal. " "Isn't it funny? I used to think that teaching must be the easiest thingin the world. I used to imagine myself lecturing to the whole college, but I can appreciate now what you and Henry are doing. " Tom was anxious to have the conversation move upon firmer ground. He wasalso in the dark as to what the next move in the campaign was to be.
Was it to be abandoned, or were they to try and carry on? The latterpossibility seemed too fearful. How... could he go into that room again?But one must proceed cautiously. It would never do, for example, to comeout and treat the whole thing as a distinctly juvenile performance, something they had quite outgrown, until it was clear that they hadoutgrown it. Again, now was not the time to explain the real nature ofhis lecture. He could do that when the whole thing had become anamusing memory. "What are we going to do about Mr. Sprig?" asked Tomvaguely.
"You mean are we going to keep on with the lectures?" "Well, yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never could have gotten awaywith anything formal. " "Isn't it funny? I used to think that teaching must be the easiest thingin the world. I used to imagine myself lecturing to the whole college, but I can appreciate now what you and Henry are doing. " Tom was anxious to have the conversation move upon firmer ground. He wasalso in the dark as to what the next move in the campaign was to be.
Was it to be abandoned, or were they to try and carry on? The latterpossibility seemed too fearful. How... could he go into that room again?But one must proceed cautiously. It would never do, for example, to comeout and treat the whole thing as a distinctly juvenile performance, something they had quite outgrown, until it was clear that they hadoutgrown it. Again, now was not the time to explain the real nature ofhis lecture. He could do that when the whole thing had become anamusing memory. "What are we going to do about Mr. Sprig?" asked Tomvaguely.
"You mean are we going to keep on with the lectures?" "Well, yes.
What to read after Tutors' Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S Wilmarth Sheldon Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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