George Helm
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He certainly is afraid. But I am not. They wished to bribe me to silence by flattering me with their friendship. I refused to be bribed. That was one of my reasons. " As he said it in that way of simple sin cerity which made him convincing, both in private life and on the platform, she accepted his statement as the truth. "I don t know much about business and pol itics. " "But you know enough to suspect I may be right, " replied he.
86 THE CAT S-PAW "My sympathies are with my own class, " said ...she, rather coldly.
"And mine are, naturally, with my class, " said he.
There was no ostentation in his reply. But somehow Nell Clearwater felt not quite so well content with her "class" or with her claim to it. That personal claim now seemed distinctly vulgar in contrast with his dignity. She said: "What was your other reason for not coming?" He gazed directly at her. "Why should I tell it when you know already?" Again she colored. "You are imperti nent, " said she haughtily. Then the color flamed, for she instantly realized how she had trapped herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He certainly is afraid. But I am not. They wished to bribe me to silence by flattering me with their friendship. I refused to be bribed. That was one of my reasons. " As he said it in that way of simple sin cerity which made him convincing, both in private life and on the platform, she accepted his statement as the truth. "I don t know much about business and pol itics. " "But you know enough to suspect I may be right, " replied he.
86 THE CAT S-PAW "My sympathies are with my own class, " said ...she, rather coldly.
"And mine are, naturally, with my class, " said he.
There was no ostentation in his reply. But somehow Nell Clearwater felt not quite so well content with her "class" or with her claim to it. That personal claim now seemed distinctly vulgar in contrast with his dignity. She said: "What was your other reason for not coming?" He gazed directly at her. "Why should I tell it when you know already?" Again she colored. "You are imperti nent, " said she haughtily. Then the color flamed, for she instantly realized how she had trapped herself.
What to read after George Helm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips David Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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