The Sailor
The Sailor
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Ambrose so frankly respected the young man's intense desire to improve himself that he urged him to join the club, and to attend the first meeting, at any rate, of the new ses- sion, if he felt he would get the least good out of it.
In response to a basely utilitarian suggestion, Henry Har- per said he would do so. He was not in a frame of mind to face such an ordeal. But he must not let go of himself. Miserable as he was, he felt he must take such advice if only to prove his courage. He would ...attend the first meeting of 310 THE SAILOR the Stylists' Club on the ground of its being good for the character, if on no higher.
"I suppose you'll be there, sir?" "No, " laughed Mr. Ambrose. "I'm not a member. It's a very distinguished body. " Henry Harper looked incredulous. It did not occur to him that anybody could be so distinguished as to exclude such a man as Edward Ambrose.
"I don't think I'll go, then, " said Henry Harper. "It will be a bit lonesome-like. " "Please do. And then come and tell me about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ambrose so frankly respected the young man's intense desire to improve himself that he urged him to join the club, and to attend the first meeting, at any rate, of the new ses- sion, if he felt he would get the least good out of it.
In response to a basely utilitarian suggestion, Henry Har- per said he would do so. He was not in a frame of mind to face such an ordeal. But he must not let go of himself. Miserable as he was, he felt he must take such advice if only to prove his courage. He would ...attend the first meeting of 310 THE SAILOR the Stylists' Club on the ground of its being good for the character, if on no higher.
"I suppose you'll be there, sir?" "No, " laughed Mr. Ambrose. "I'm not a member. It's a very distinguished body. " Henry Harper looked incredulous. It did not occur to him that anybody could be so distinguished as to exclude such a man as Edward Ambrose.
"I don't think I'll go, then, " said Henry Harper. "It will be a bit lonesome-like. " "Please do. And then come and tell me about it.
What to read after The Sailor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snaith, J. C. (John Collis), 1876-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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