[The Eyes of the World by Harold Bell Wright]@TWC D-Link bookThe Eyes of the World CHAPTER III 15/39
To succeed in my work, you know, one must come in touch with people of influence.
It is sometimes easier to interest them when they are away from their homes--in some place like this--where their social duties and business cares are not so pressing." "There is no question of the material that Fairlands has to offer, Mr. King," returned the novelist, in his grim, sarcastic humor.
"God! how I envy you!" he added, with a flash of earnest passion.
"You are young--You are beginning your life work--You are looking forward to success--You--" "I _must_ succeed"-- the painter interrupted impetuously--"I must." "Succeed in _what_? What do you mean by success ?" "Surely, _you_ should understand what I mean by success," the younger man retorted.
"You who have gained--" "Oh, yes; I forgot"-- came the quick interruption--"I am the _famous_ Conrad Lagrange.
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