Stories of the Colleges : Being Tales of Life At the Great American Universities
Stories of the Colleges : Being Tales of Life At the Great American Universities
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What he came here for is a mystery." Smith looked at the last speaker. It was Jim Price, a good fellow. Something made Smith speak up. " Aren't you rather hard on Lam- bert ?" he remarked. " I overheard what you said." " Everybody says the same thing," answered Price. " Lambert's no good. Try him and see." i6a SMITH OF " PENNSYLVANIA" " I've a mind to," said Smith slowly. " You fellows have gone at him in the wrong way." " I guess not," returned Price. With his companion, he got up and strolled... away.
Smith returned to his book, and a minute later some one spoke to him. He looked up. It was Lambert.
He was short and stockily built, with pale skin and dark hair. His brows were heavy, and something pulled perpetually at the corners of his mouth. But just now his eyes had light in them and a smile had dispossessed the customary scowl.
" I was in that alcove back of you," he ex- plained. " I heard what was said. I'm much obliged to you." He held out his hand.
Smith grasped it. He was red. " I didn't say anything much — but — what I said I — meant," he replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What he came here for is a mystery." Smith looked at the last speaker. It was Jim Price, a good fellow. Something made Smith speak up. " Aren't you rather hard on Lam- bert ?" he remarked. " I overheard what you said." " Everybody says the same thing," answered Price. " Lambert's no good. Try him and see." i6a SMITH OF " PENNSYLVANIA" " I've a mind to," said Smith slowly. " You fellows have gone at him in the wrong way." " I guess not," returned Price. With his companion, he got up and strolled... away.
Smith returned to his book, and a minute later some one spoke to him. He looked up. It was Lambert.
He was short and stockily built, with pale skin and dark hair. His brows were heavy, and something pulled perpetually at the corners of his mouth. But just now his eyes had light in them and a smile had dispossessed the customary scowl.
" I was in that alcove back of you," he ex- plained. " I heard what was said. I'm much obliged to you." He held out his hand.
Smith grasped it. He was red. " I didn't say anything much — but — what I said I — meant," he replied.
What to read after Stories of the Colleges : Being Tales of Life At the Great American Universities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.B. Lippincott Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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