Billiards Simplified
Billiards Simplified
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The slightest noise upsets his equilibrium. The light is bad. The balls are untrue. Whoever tipped his cue ought to tip just one more like it and then go and hang himself. He never played on such a confoundedly slow table he should think it hadn't been ironed for a month. And as for the audience, some of them could certainly never have been inside a billiard room before. Well, small wonder is it that when a player so far forgets himself as to get into this frame of mind, or anything approaching... it, every- thing seems to go against him. By his very attitude of thought he is absolutely courting disaster, and under such circumstances who can be surprised that disaster comes ?
You must take the rough with the smooth. It is your opponents' turn to have the luck to-day it will be your turn to-morrow. One cannot always expect either to be in the best of form or to have the best of the luck. No possible good can result from grumbling, or fretting, or worrying, but such must inevitably produce harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slightest noise upsets his equilibrium. The light is bad. The balls are untrue. Whoever tipped his cue ought to tip just one more like it and then go and hang himself. He never played on such a confoundedly slow table he should think it hadn't been ironed for a month. And as for the audience, some of them could certainly never have been inside a billiard room before. Well, small wonder is it that when a player so far forgets himself as to get into this frame of mind, or anything approaching... it, every- thing seems to go against him. By his very attitude of thought he is absolutely courting disaster, and under such circumstances who can be surprised that disaster comes ?
You must take the rough with the smooth. It is your opponents' turn to have the luck to-day it will be your turn to-morrow. One cannot always expect either to be in the best of form or to have the best of the luck. No possible good can result from grumbling, or fretting, or worrying, but such must inevitably produce harm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L H Liberty Hyde Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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