Stories of New York
Stories of New York
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" " Don't you think, " said the older man, answering almost instinctively, "that on the whole you might find the employ- ments of the law more remunerative than the calling of a poet ? " " Mr. Maskelyne, I sometimes think that the world really believes in the sort of thing underlying your question that there is wisdom in what it so compla- cently repeats as indisputable. And I am sent here phrase-gathering to carry off small packages of words put up in little flat, portable sentences, alterativ...es ready for daily use. But there are gains you cannot invest in lands and stocks col- umns with statues at the top as well as THE END OF THE BEGINNING 9!
columns whose sums are at the bottom. Wasn't ' Le Barbier ' a better investment than any in Roderigue Hortales et Cie. , and what could John Ballantyne & Co. Show beside ' Guy Mannering ? ' If the world says what it does, it mustn't do as it does. It's inconsistent. Who will un- dertake to strike the balance between fame and fortune ; what mathematician will undertake to say that x, the unknown quantity of fame, does not equal the dollar-mark?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Don't you think, " said the older man, answering almost instinctively, "that on the whole you might find the employ- ments of the law more remunerative than the calling of a poet ? " " Mr. Maskelyne, I sometimes think that the world really believes in the sort of thing underlying your question that there is wisdom in what it so compla- cently repeats as indisputable. And I am sent here phrase-gathering to carry off small packages of words put up in little flat, portable sentences, alterativ...es ready for daily use. But there are gains you cannot invest in lands and stocks col- umns with statues at the top as well as THE END OF THE BEGINNING 9!
columns whose sums are at the bottom. Wasn't ' Le Barbier ' a better investment than any in Roderigue Hortales et Cie. , and what could John Ballantyne & Co. Show beside ' Guy Mannering ? ' If the world says what it does, it mustn't do as it does. It's inconsistent. Who will un- dertake to strike the balance between fame and fortune ; what mathematician will undertake to say that x, the unknown quantity of fame, does not equal the dollar-mark?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Kent Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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