The Indian Clerk (2009)
The Indian Clerk
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Gertrude looks up at him from her knitting. "Somehow I suspected that would be the first thing you'd land on," she says. "Well, does he have to take it?" "Of course he doesn't have to take it. It's just a shame that he's wasting his time even worrying about it." "Then all you need to do is write to Neville and ask him to tell Ramanujan he doesn't have to take it." "But it shouldn't have even come up in the first place. Neville should have told him, point blank, that he didn't have to take it." "...He might not have known. Or he might not have wanted to give the wrong answer." "Then he should have cabled me. It's all intentional, I think. You know he was second wrangler the last year of the old system.
He's probably needling me." Gertrude resumes her knitting. It's a cold Saturday afternoon in late January. At present they're sitting across a table from each other in the kitchen of the rather shabby flat on St. George's Square, in Pimlico, that they let together. Hardy stays here when he's got business with the London Mathematical Society, and sometimes loans the place out to friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gertrude looks up at him from her knitting. "Somehow I suspected that would be the first thing you'd land on," she says. "Well, does he have to take it?" "Of course he doesn't have to take it. It's just a shame that he's wasting his time even worrying about it." "Then all you need to do is write to Neville and ask him to tell Ramanujan he doesn't have to take it." "But it shouldn't have even come up in the first place. Neville should have told him, point blank, that he didn't have to take it." "...He might not have known. Or he might not have wanted to give the wrong answer." "Then he should have cabled me. It's all intentional, I think. You know he was second wrangler the last year of the old system.
He's probably needling me." Gertrude resumes her knitting. It's a cold Saturday afternoon in late January. At present they're sitting across a table from each other in the kitchen of the rather shabby flat on St. George's Square, in Pimlico, that they let together. Hardy stays here when he's got business with the London Mathematical Society, and sometimes loans the place out to friends.
What to read after The Indian Clerk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Leavitt to read onlineMoreLess
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