Conscience
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he had a worsepain than this to endure.
The next morning, when the letters came from the post office, therewas one from Mr. Reid. The missing letter had at last arrived, andthe two hundred dollars were in it. The letter had been misdirected. There was a mistake in the name of the place. The letter had beensent to Washington, whence he had just received it, as the personwhose office it is to read these letters knew him personally, and socould correct the mistake. He then related the sad story of... theclerk and his poor mother. He added that he went to the poor woman'shouse the very day that he left the town, intending to satisfy hismind upon the question of her son's guilt, of which he began todoubt--intending, if he found the young man innocent, to take himback into the office, and if not, to try to induce him to restorethe money, and go, to recover his character, to some other place, towhich he would have helped him to remove. He was too late. He foundthe house empty. "I pity the person, " he said, "who misdirected thatletter--he was the unconscious cause of the ruin of two excellentbeings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he had a worsepain than this to endure.
The next morning, when the letters came from the post office, therewas one from Mr. Reid. The missing letter had at last arrived, andthe two hundred dollars were in it. The letter had been misdirected. There was a mistake in the name of the place. The letter had beensent to Washington, whence he had just received it, as the personwhose office it is to read these letters knew him personally, and socould correct the mistake. He then related the sad story of... theclerk and his poor mother. He added that he went to the poor woman'shouse the very day that he left the town, intending to satisfy hismind upon the question of her son's guilt, of which he began todoubt--intending, if he found the young man innocent, to take himback into the office, and if not, to try to induce him to restorethe money, and go, to recover his character, to some other place, towhich he would have helped him to remove. He was too late. He foundthe house empty. "I pity the person, " he said, "who misdirected thatletter--he was the unconscious cause of the ruin of two excellentbeings.
What to read after Conscience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Lee Follen to read onlineMoreLess
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