[The Light That Failed by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link bookThe Light That Failed CHAPTER VII 41/49
It teaches people not to waste their tubes.' 'I should like to attract some of your colours, Dick.
Perhaps I might catch your success with them.' 'I mustn't say a bad word, but I should like to.
What in the world, which you've just missed a lovely chance of seeing, does success or want of success, or a three-storied success, matter compared with---- No, I won't open that question again.
It's time to go back to town.' 'I'm sorry, Dick, but----' 'You're much more interested in that than you are in me.' 'I don't know, I don't think I am.' 'What will you give me if I tell you a sure short-cut to everything you want,--the trouble and the fuss and the tangle and all the rest? Will you promise to obey me ?' 'Of course.' 'In the first place, you must never forget a meal because you happen to be at work.
You forgot your lunch twice last week,' said Dick, at a venture, for he knew with whom he was dealing.' 'No, no,--only once, really.' 'That's bad enough.
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