The Plastic Age
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" CHAPTER XVII Hugh's depression was not continuous by any means. He was much too youngand too healthy not to find life an enjoyable experience most of thetime. Disillusionment followed disillusionment, each one painful anddispiriting in itself, but they came at long enough intervals for him tofind a great deal of pleasure in between.
Also, for the first time since he had been transferred from Alling'ssection in Latin, he was taking genuine interest in a course. Havingdecided to major in Englis...h, he found that he was required to take acomposition course the second half of his sophomore year. His instructorwas Professor Henley, known as Jimmie Henley among the students, a manin his middle thirties, spare, neat in his dress, sharp with his tongue, apt to say what he thought in terms so plain that not even the stupidestundergraduate could fail to understand him. His hazel-brown eyes werecapable of a friendly twinkle, but they had a way of darkening suddenlyand snapping that kept his students constantly on the alert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER XVII Hugh's depression was not continuous by any means. He was much too youngand too healthy not to find life an enjoyable experience most of thetime. Disillusionment followed disillusionment, each one painful anddispiriting in itself, but they came at long enough intervals for him tofind a great deal of pleasure in between.
Also, for the first time since he had been transferred from Alling'ssection in Latin, he was taking genuine interest in a course. Havingdecided to major in Englis...h, he found that he was required to take acomposition course the second half of his sophomore year. His instructorwas Professor Henley, known as Jimmie Henley among the students, a manin his middle thirties, spare, neat in his dress, sharp with his tongue, apt to say what he thought in terms so plain that not even the stupidestundergraduate could fail to understand him. His hazel-brown eyes werecapable of a friendly twinkle, but they had a way of darkening suddenlyand snapping that kept his students constantly on the alert.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marks Percy to read onlineMoreLess
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