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: — "To it, pro ; at 'em, anti ! Why, Gene, there's stirring times in Knickerbocker town. How the devils fought, but they proved too many for 'em, I'll warrant THE HON. JOB LARSON. 23 They'll all be up in court tomorrow morning for ten or twenty-five apiece." GENE : — ''So they ought, the asses. Let them tend their work and leave tlie better class alone." J. L. : — ''Better ^ Whose better, Gene ?" GEJSTE: — "Why, we men of means and power in the world's affairs." J. L. : — ''Aye, you're right, ...you rogue ; you've early learned the trick of great expectations fair in view. When pater kindly shuffles off there's few young men will have so neat a thing as you." GENE :— "In one way good enough, I'll allow. But all's embittered by one damned pill — you know there's Dulcinea hobnobbing with O'Brien." J. L. : — "I never knew a man content. Has he this ?
Has he that? There's always something just beyond his reach that puts all else to scorn. Boy! where are you at ? What's Dulcie ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: — "To it, pro ; at 'em, anti ! Why, Gene, there's stirring times in Knickerbocker town. How the devils fought, but they proved too many for 'em, I'll warrant THE HON. JOB LARSON. 23 They'll all be up in court tomorrow morning for ten or twenty-five apiece." GENE : — ''So they ought, the asses. Let them tend their work and leave tlie better class alone." J. L. : — ''Better ^ Whose better, Gene ?" GEJSTE: — "Why, we men of means and power in the world's affairs." J. L. : — ''Aye, you're right, ...you rogue ; you've early learned the trick of great expectations fair in view. When pater kindly shuffles off there's few young men will have so neat a thing as you." GENE :— "In one way good enough, I'll allow. But all's embittered by one damned pill — you know there's Dulcinea hobnobbing with O'Brien." J. L. : — "I never knew a man content. Has he this ?
Has he that? There's always something just beyond his reach that puts all else to scorn. Boy! where are you at ? What's Dulcie ?
What to read after The Hon. Job Larson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drew, Polly O. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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