Philip And His Wife
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Instead, he took Cecil to task for having told Molly to fib, the day before. " I should think it was awfully important to teach children to tell the truth, " he said. " ' I speak as a fool, ' for I don't know much about 'em ; but judging from the experiences of my own youth, I should say they took PHILIP AND HIS WIFE. 131 to lying pretty easily. You instructed Molly so gracefully, the young one will think fibbing is a fine art. " This led to a discussion upon truth, in which Mr. Carey aired ver...y noble sentiments, and Cecil insisted that truth was governed by the law of benefit. " And I consider that I was a benefactor to you all by saving you from the old lady, " she said, with some earnestness. Mr. Carey's carelessly frank as- tonishment at what she had done annoyed her to the point of self-defense. " Besides, the child discrimi- nates, you know. " " Yes, against Mrs. Dale, no doubt, " Roger said ; but was so little interested in her explanations that he hardly waited for her to finish another excuse be- fore he began to talk about Job Todd ; his admira- tion of what he called in his own mind her " sand ' in walking at night with an intoxicated man spoke plainly in his voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead, he took Cecil to task for having told Molly to fib, the day before. " I should think it was awfully important to teach children to tell the truth, " he said. " ' I speak as a fool, ' for I don't know much about 'em ; but judging from the experiences of my own youth, I should say they took PHILIP AND HIS WIFE. 131 to lying pretty easily. You instructed Molly so gracefully, the young one will think fibbing is a fine art. " This led to a discussion upon truth, in which Mr. Carey aired ver...y noble sentiments, and Cecil insisted that truth was governed by the law of benefit. " And I consider that I was a benefactor to you all by saving you from the old lady, " she said, with some earnestness. Mr. Carey's carelessly frank as- tonishment at what she had done annoyed her to the point of self-defense. " Besides, the child discrimi- nates, you know. " " Yes, against Mrs. Dale, no doubt, " Roger said ; but was so little interested in her explanations that he hardly waited for her to finish another excuse be- fore he began to talk about Job Todd ; his admira- tion of what he called in his own mind her " sand ' in walking at night with an intoxicated man spoke plainly in his voice.
What to read after Philip And His Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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