Weights And Measures
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The upper gate- hinge was minus a screw. It had been so for six months, and Edwin wondered whether he would speak again to Hilda about it. He speculated with himself; offered himself odds of nine to five that the hinge would be repaired before he re turned from London. Grimly he thought of the advantages the layer of such a wager would have: the train might be wrecked and he might be killed, then he would not return, and technically he would win the bet.
Well, suppose he were killed. What then?...
"Jenny Kissed Me" What had he that his meanest labourer had not? And his meanest labourer had the supreme advan tage of latent romance, of potential adventure. Anything that might happen to Edwin Clay- hanger s meanest labourer would be an ameliora tion, a splash of crimson on a drab life scheme. But to Edwin Clayhanger, a figure in the Five Towns, nothing could happen.
But things happened in other places. It was conceivable, for instance, that a Liverpool man might be going that morning to London to con sult an oculist, as Edwin was; but it was incon ceivable that the Liverpool trip would not be crowded with zestful and romantic incident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The upper gate- hinge was minus a screw. It had been so for six months, and Edwin wondered whether he would speak again to Hilda about it. He speculated with himself; offered himself odds of nine to five that the hinge would be repaired before he re turned from London. Grimly he thought of the advantages the layer of such a wager would have: the train might be wrecked and he might be killed, then he would not return, and technically he would win the bet.
Well, suppose he were killed. What then?...
"Jenny Kissed Me" What had he that his meanest labourer had not? And his meanest labourer had the supreme advan tage of latent romance, of potential adventure. Anything that might happen to Edwin Clay- hanger s meanest labourer would be an ameliora tion, a splash of crimson on a drab life scheme. But to Edwin Clayhanger, a figure in the Five Towns, nothing could happen.
But things happened in other places. It was conceivable, for instance, that a Liverpool man might be going that morning to London to con sult an oculist, as Edwin was; but it was incon ceivable that the Liverpool trip would not be crowded with zestful and romantic incident.
What to read after Weights And Measures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Franklin Pierce to read onlineMoreLess
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