The Trail of the Hawk; a Comedy of the Seriousness of Life
The Trail of the Hawk; a Comedy of the Seriousness of Life
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How do you know you've got what you call a temperament? Go to it, and good luck, if you can get away with it. But how do you know it isn't simply living in a flat and not having any work to do except developing a temperament? Why don't you try working with Ray in his office? He's a mighty good business man. This is just a sugges ** "Now really, this is ^" 250 THE TRAIL OF THE HAWK "Look here, Gertie, the thing Fve always admired about you is ydur wholesomeness and *^ "'Wholesome!' Oh, that word... I As Miss Deitz was saying just the other day, it's as bad " "But you are wholesome, Gertie. That is, if you don't let New York turn your head; and if you'd use your ability on a real job, like helping Ray, or teaching — ^yes, or really sticking to your ceramics or dancing, and leave the temperament business to those who can get away with it. No, wait. I know I'm butting in; I know that peo- ple won't go and change their natures because I ask them to; but you see you — and Ray and Adelaide — ^you are the friends I depend on, and so I hate to see ^" "Now, Carl dear, you might let me talk," said Gertie, in tones of maddening sweetness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How do you know you've got what you call a temperament? Go to it, and good luck, if you can get away with it. But how do you know it isn't simply living in a flat and not having any work to do except developing a temperament? Why don't you try working with Ray in his office? He's a mighty good business man. This is just a sugges ** "Now really, this is ^" 250 THE TRAIL OF THE HAWK "Look here, Gertie, the thing Fve always admired about you is ydur wholesomeness and *^ "'Wholesome!' Oh, that word... I As Miss Deitz was saying just the other day, it's as bad " "But you are wholesome, Gertie. That is, if you don't let New York turn your head; and if you'd use your ability on a real job, like helping Ray, or teaching — ^yes, or really sticking to your ceramics or dancing, and leave the temperament business to those who can get away with it. No, wait. I know I'm butting in; I know that peo- ple won't go and change their natures because I ask them to; but you see you — and Ray and Adelaide — ^you are the friends I depend on, and so I hate to see ^" "Now, Carl dear, you might let me talk," said Gertie, in tones of maddening sweetness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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