A Peoples Man
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" Mr. Maraton, " he enquired, " are you an Englishman? " " I think that I may call myself so, " Maraton re- plied, with a smile. " I was born in America, but my parents were English. " " I asked, " Lord Armley continued, " whether you were an Englishman, for two reasons. One was well, perhaps you might call it curiosity; the other because, if you are an Englishman, Mr. Foley and I are going to make a strong and I hope successful appeal to your patriotism. " " I am afraid, " Maraton replied, " t...hat you will be appealing to a sentiment of which I am ignorant. " " Do you mean, " Mr. Foley asked, " that you have no impulse of affection for your own country? " " For my country as she exists at present, none at all, " Maraton answered. " That is where I am A PEOPLE'S MAN 117 afraid we shall find this conference so unsatisfactory. I am not subject to any of the ordinary convictions of life. " " That certainly makes the task of arguing with you a little difficult, " Mr. Foley admitted. " We had hoped that the vision of this country overrun by a triumphant enemy, our towns and our pleasant places in the hands of an alien race, our women subject to insults from them, our men treated with scorn we had an idea that the vision of these things might count with you for something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Maraton, " he enquired, " are you an Englishman? " " I think that I may call myself so, " Maraton re- plied, with a smile. " I was born in America, but my parents were English. " " I asked, " Lord Armley continued, " whether you were an Englishman, for two reasons. One was well, perhaps you might call it curiosity; the other because, if you are an Englishman, Mr. Foley and I are going to make a strong and I hope successful appeal to your patriotism. " " I am afraid, " Maraton replied, " t...hat you will be appealing to a sentiment of which I am ignorant. " " Do you mean, " Mr. Foley asked, " that you have no impulse of affection for your own country? " " For my country as she exists at present, none at all, " Maraton answered. " That is where I am A PEOPLE'S MAN 117 afraid we shall find this conference so unsatisfactory. I am not subject to any of the ordinary convictions of life. " " That certainly makes the task of arguing with you a little difficult, " Mr. Foley admitted. " We had hoped that the vision of this country overrun by a triumphant enemy, our towns and our pleasant places in the hands of an alien race, our women subject to insults from them, our men treated with scorn we had an idea that the vision of these things might count with you for something.
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