Martin Eden
Martin Eden
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" Martin found himself shaking hands with a cranky-eyed, bald-headed man, whose face looked youthful enough from what little could be seen of it, for most of it was covered by a snow-white beard, carefully trimmed--byhis wife, who did it on Sundays, at which times she also shaved the backof his neck.
The three men surrounded Martin, all talking admiringly and at once, until it seemed to him that they were talking against time for a wager.
"We often wondered why you didn't call, " Mr. White was ...saying.
"I didn't have the carfare, and I live across the Bay, " Martin answeredbluntly, with the idea of showing them his imperative need for the money.
Surely, he thought to himself, my glad rags in themselves are eloquentadvertisement of my need. Time and again, whenever opportunity offered, he hinted about the purpose of his business. But his admirers' ears weredeaf. They sang his praises, told him what they had thought of his storyat first sight, what they subsequently thought, what their wives andfamilies thought; but not one hint did they breathe of intention to payhim for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Martin found himself shaking hands with a cranky-eyed, bald-headed man, whose face looked youthful enough from what little could be seen of it, for most of it was covered by a snow-white beard, carefully trimmed--byhis wife, who did it on Sundays, at which times she also shaved the backof his neck.
The three men surrounded Martin, all talking admiringly and at once, until it seemed to him that they were talking against time for a wager.
"We often wondered why you didn't call, " Mr. White was ...saying.
"I didn't have the carfare, and I live across the Bay, " Martin answeredbluntly, with the idea of showing them his imperative need for the money.
Surely, he thought to himself, my glad rags in themselves are eloquentadvertisement of my need. Time and again, whenever opportunity offered, he hinted about the purpose of his business. But his admirers' ears weredeaf. They sang his praises, told him what they had thought of his storyat first sight, what they subsequently thought, what their wives andfamilies thought; but not one hint did they breathe of intention to payhim for it.
What to read after Martin Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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