The Arbiter
The Arbiter
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Rendel lookedintently at it as he thought of the stirring pages of history that werein the making on that huge, misshapen continent, of the field that itwas going to be for the statesmen and administrators of the future: hethought of Lord Belmont, only two years older than himself, with whom hehad been at Eton and at Oxford, and wondered what it felt like to be inhis place and have the ball at one's feet. For Rendel in his heart wasburning with ambition of no ignoble kind. He was burning to do,... to act, and not to watch only; to take his part in shaping the destinies of hisfellow-men, to help the world into what he believed to be the rightpath; and he would do it yet. In his mind that evening, as he stoodupright, intent, looking on into the future, there was not the shadow ofa doubt that he would carry out his purpose. He had come downstairssmarting under the impression of Sir William's last words when they werediscussing the new Governor. Then he recovered, and reminded himself ofthe obvious truism that the man occupied with politics must schoolhimself to have his opinions contradicted by his opponents, and mustmake up his mind that there are as many people opposed to his way ofthinking in the world as agreeing with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rendel lookedintently at it as he thought of the stirring pages of history that werein the making on that huge, misshapen continent, of the field that itwas going to be for the statesmen and administrators of the future: hethought of Lord Belmont, only two years older than himself, with whom hehad been at Eton and at Oxford, and wondered what it felt like to be inhis place and have the ball at one's feet. For Rendel in his heart wasburning with ambition of no ignoble kind. He was burning to do,... to act, and not to watch only; to take his part in shaping the destinies of hisfellow-men, to help the world into what he believed to be the rightpath; and he would do it yet. In his mind that evening, as he stoodupright, intent, looking on into the future, there was not the shadow ofa doubt that he would carry out his purpose. He had come downstairssmarting under the impression of Sir William's last words when they werediscussing the new Governor. Then he recovered, and reminded himself ofthe obvious truism that the man occupied with politics must schoolhimself to have his opinions contradicted by his opponents, and mustmake up his mind that there are as many people opposed to his way ofthinking in the world as agreeing with it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell Florence Eveleen Eleanore Olliffe Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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