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The Day's Work

The Day's Work

de Rudyard Kipling

Première publication en 1898 · 376 pages · environ 6 heures de lecture

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  • “Thus did people live who had such an income; and in a land where each man’s pay, age, and position are printed in a book, that all may read, it is hardly worth while to play at pretence in word or deed.”
    Part IEn anglais
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  • “In America, the native demoralises the English servant. In England, the servant educates the master.”
    Part IIEn anglais
  • “Last mystery of all, he learned to golf—well: and when an American knows the innermost meaning of “Don’t press, slow back, and keep your eye on the ball,” he is, for practical purposes, denationalised.”
    Part IIEn anglais
  • “Now a polo-pony is like a poet. If he is born with a love for the game, he can be made.”
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  • “That’s a good man,” he said. “If all goes well I shall work him hard.” This was Jim Hawkins’s notion of the highest compliment one human being could pay another.
    Part IEn anglais

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