  On the Imaginative Man who works himself into a Passion because he thinks Some one may insult him [Image unavailable.] “I wonder if he will remember me after all these years. Maybe his prosperity has changed him so that he will pretend to forget the old school-days.” [Image unavailable.] “Well, if he tries the haughty act with me there’ll be trouble. I won’t allow any man to insult me. It would be an outrageous way to treat an old friend.” [Image unavailable.] “And I’m too proud to stand for it a minute! I’ll mop up the floor with him! I’ll show him that I’m as good as he is, even if he is rich. Confound him, I’ll leave this beastly hole rather than be humiliated that way!” [Image unavailable.] As a matter of fact Mr. Scadsworth was delighted to see his old friend. As a matter of fact Mr. Scadsworth was delighted to see his old friend. |
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