A White Hand a Story of Noblesse Oblige
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This is dreadful. " Millicent hesitates. But still, she thinks she knows this loyal, blundering, outspoken Jack. His words 7 98 A WHITE HAND.
never yet have concealed darker meanings beneath their surface. And for her sake there was no false ring to that little cry ! For " her sake, " then, she will forgive him ; and for his own she will speak words which it were well that men should oftener hear from lips like hers, even in the first sweet hour of danger.
As she resumes her chair by his side, ...he lifts his face from his hands. He gives her a sad smile of thanks.
" For her sake, " she says, " I remit your offence so far as it concerns me. And yet, Jack, I must say to you that I do it under protest. I like not a woman to compound such felony as this. Still, for myself, I do forgive you. But your sin against your wife, Jack and your greatest sin is against her, not me I, as her sister and her champion, will not forgive. 0, Jack ! am I to teach you your duty to your wife ? This is the first falseness, in word or deed, that I ever knew of you 1 0, Jack !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is dreadful. " Millicent hesitates. But still, she thinks she knows this loyal, blundering, outspoken Jack. His words 7 98 A WHITE HAND.
never yet have concealed darker meanings beneath their surface. And for her sake there was no false ring to that little cry ! For " her sake, " then, she will forgive him ; and for his own she will speak words which it were well that men should oftener hear from lips like hers, even in the first sweet hour of danger.
As she resumes her chair by his side, ...he lifts his face from his hands. He gives her a sad smile of thanks.
" For her sake, " she says, " I remit your offence so far as it concerns me. And yet, Jack, I must say to you that I do it under protest. I like not a woman to compound such felony as this. Still, for myself, I do forgive you. But your sin against your wife, Jack and your greatest sin is against her, not me I, as her sister and her champion, will not forgive. 0, Jack ! am I to teach you your duty to your wife ? This is the first falseness, in word or deed, that I ever knew of you 1 0, Jack !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Farman Pratt to read onlineMoreLess
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