The Gibson Upright
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I am sure on that account you leavehere with their respect. And to you I should think it might be somerelief-- GIBSON: Relief? I should think it might! And you can translate that intoyour nineteen languages and dialects--including the Scandinavian! As foryou men--you wouldn't work for me--now see if you can work foryourselves! Good-bye, Miss Gorodna!
[NORA, _who has been looking at him tensely, inclines her head slightly. He opens the door that leads to the street and goes out decisively. T...here are exclamations from everyone, loud but awed. "Say, look here, look here, look here!" "Give it to us!" "Equal shares! Did you hear what he said?" "Gosh! Is this the end of the world?" "My wife won't believe it!"_] MIFFLIN: Gentlemen, this factory comes into the possession of everyworkman in it on equal terms; each has a like share in the profits. Atlast the workman owns his tools.
FRANKEL [_suddenly, as if light had just come_]: Gibson's crazy!
MIFFLIN: No, no! He saw the writing on the wall!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am sure on that account you leavehere with their respect. And to you I should think it might be somerelief-- GIBSON: Relief? I should think it might! And you can translate that intoyour nineteen languages and dialects--including the Scandinavian! As foryou men--you wouldn't work for me--now see if you can work foryourselves! Good-bye, Miss Gorodna!
[NORA, _who has been looking at him tensely, inclines her head slightly. He opens the door that leads to the street and goes out decisively. T...here are exclamations from everyone, loud but awed. "Say, look here, look here, look here!" "Give it to us!" "Equal shares! Did you hear what he said?" "Gosh! Is this the end of the world?" "My wife won't believe it!"_] MIFFLIN: Gentlemen, this factory comes into the possession of everyworkman in it on equal terms; each has a like share in the profits. Atlast the workman owns his tools.
FRANKEL [_suddenly, as if light had just come_]: Gibson's crazy!
MIFFLIN: No, no! He saw the writing on the wall!
What to read after The Gibson Upright?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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