The Golden Answer
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Amos thought that he regretted it even more than the editor.
So he turned to the work in which he had had the most experience. Fortified with his letters from the South Sea House, he made the round of the banks. It was extraordinary to see how these slaving souls hugged their chains. Apparently no one ever left a desk where it was his privilege to pass, with his nose in a ledger, the time allotted him in a world of fields, mountains, trackless skies, and five oceans.
184 The Golden Answer At la...st he ventured to go back to the South Sea House itself.
They had told him to return if he wanted to. How he once scorned the idea! He went down among the roaring thoroughfares to the smoky antique bank. Standing outside its gloomy doors he turned his back upon them and looked up at the Bridge. It had not changed in aspect, though those who passed over it and under it had changed. Everything changed but the Bridge. It still made its daring plunge and reached the other side. . . . That was all that counted: to build enduringly and gracefully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amos thought that he regretted it even more than the editor.
So he turned to the work in which he had had the most experience. Fortified with his letters from the South Sea House, he made the round of the banks. It was extraordinary to see how these slaving souls hugged their chains. Apparently no one ever left a desk where it was his privilege to pass, with his nose in a ledger, the time allotted him in a world of fields, mountains, trackless skies, and five oceans.
184 The Golden Answer At la...st he ventured to go back to the South Sea House itself.
They had told him to return if he wanted to. How he once scorned the idea! He went down among the roaring thoroughfares to the smoky antique bank. Standing outside its gloomy doors he turned his back upon them and looked up at the Bridge. It had not changed in aspect, though those who passed over it and under it had changed. Everything changed but the Bridge. It still made its daring plunge and reached the other side. . . . That was all that counted: to build enduringly and gracefully.
What to read after The Golden Answer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvia Chatfield Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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