Yet Again
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I said that I had watchedhim doing the same thing. `No, ' he said gravely. `That lady was not afriend of mine. I met her for the first time this morning, less thanhalf an hour ago, here, ' and again he struck the platform with hisstick.
I confessed that I was bewildered. He smiled. `You may, ' he said, `have heard of the Anglo-American Social Bureau?' I had not. Heexplained to me that of the thousands of Americans who annually passthrough England there are many hundreds who have no English frie...nds. In the old days they used to bring letters of introduction. But theEnglish are so inhospitable that these letters are hardly worth thepaper they are written on. `Thus, ' said Le Ros, `the A. A. S. B. Suppliesa long-felt want. Americans are a sociable people, and most of themhave plenty of money to spend. The A. A. S. B. Supplies them with Englishfriends. Fifty per cent. Of the fees is paid over to the friends. Theother fifty is retained by the A. A. S. B. I am not, alas, a director. IfI were, I should be a very rich man indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said that I had watchedhim doing the same thing. `No, ' he said gravely. `That lady was not afriend of mine. I met her for the first time this morning, less thanhalf an hour ago, here, ' and again he struck the platform with hisstick.
I confessed that I was bewildered. He smiled. `You may, ' he said, `have heard of the Anglo-American Social Bureau?' I had not. Heexplained to me that of the thousands of Americans who annually passthrough England there are many hundreds who have no English frie...nds. In the old days they used to bring letters of introduction. But theEnglish are so inhospitable that these letters are hardly worth thepaper they are written on. `Thus, ' said Le Ros, `the A. A. S. B. Suppliesa long-felt want. Americans are a sociable people, and most of themhave plenty of money to spend. The A. A. S. B. Supplies them with Englishfriends. Fifty per cent. Of the fees is paid over to the friends. Theother fifty is retained by the A. A. S. B. I am not, alas, a director. IfI were, I should be a very rich man indeed.
What to read after Yet Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Beerbohm to read onlineMoreLess
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