The Lanchester Tradition
The Lanchester Tradition
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The friendship of Mr. Bent and Mr. Plummer was founded on a complete dis- similarity of tastes. It is true that they shared a dislike of golf and motors, but in all other respects they were in hearty disagree- ment. Mr. Plummer's faith in man goaded Mr. Bent almost into violence, and Mr. Bent's distrust of human nature in general, and middle-class human nature in particular, filled Mr. Plummer with righteous indignation. At the end of every walk the nerves of each were raw and tingling ; but th...ey never failed to walk together twice or even thrice in the course of every week. The particular form 76 THE LANCHESTER TRADITION of quarrelling in which they indulged had grown upon them like a drug habit, and neither could do without it for long.
A stranger who knew them by reputation but not by sight would inevitably have mistaken each for the other. Mr. Plummer, tall and thin, with a hooked nose, hollow cheeks, and sallow complexion, looked the embodiment of pessimism ; while Mr. Bent, short, stout, with round eyes and a florid face, ought to have been a born optimist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The friendship of Mr. Bent and Mr. Plummer was founded on a complete dis- similarity of tastes. It is true that they shared a dislike of golf and motors, but in all other respects they were in hearty disagree- ment. Mr. Plummer's faith in man goaded Mr. Bent almost into violence, and Mr. Bent's distrust of human nature in general, and middle-class human nature in particular, filled Mr. Plummer with righteous indignation. At the end of every walk the nerves of each were raw and tingling ; but th...ey never failed to walk together twice or even thrice in the course of every week. The particular form 76 THE LANCHESTER TRADITION of quarrelling in which they indulged had grown upon them like a drug habit, and neither could do without it for long.
A stranger who knew them by reputation but not by sight would inevitably have mistaken each for the other. Mr. Plummer, tall and thin, with a hooked nose, hollow cheeks, and sallow complexion, looked the embodiment of pessimism ; while Mr. Bent, short, stout, with round eyes and a florid face, ought to have been a born optimist.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G F Godfrey Fox Bradby to read onlineMoreLess
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