Proud Peter
Proud Peter
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Lacy was, or had been, a thief. It was upon the cards that I might have to tell Elsie ; but that was not yet certain, and one would rather not be a delator if one can help it. When I should have seen the two together, I should very soon know whether there was any real danger to be fought against or not. All that I had heard of Lacy tended to make me doubt there being any ; whereas I could easily enough believe that Elsie had found him serviceable as a corrective to somebody else's presumption.
...Unhappily, I am not quite as acute as age and experience sometimes tempt me to believe myself. Age and experience do indeed habituate one to seeing the same old games played over and over again, with the identical old moves, until one feels as if one might set up for a prophet on cheap terms ; but then there are exceptions to be taken into account, together with the chapter of accidents ; 286 PROUD PETER so at last it has to be admitted that in dealing with the human subject nobody can ever be sure of anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lacy was, or had been, a thief. It was upon the cards that I might have to tell Elsie ; but that was not yet certain, and one would rather not be a delator if one can help it. When I should have seen the two together, I should very soon know whether there was any real danger to be fought against or not. All that I had heard of Lacy tended to make me doubt there being any ; whereas I could easily enough believe that Elsie had found him serviceable as a corrective to somebody else's presumption.
...Unhappily, I am not quite as acute as age and experience sometimes tempt me to believe myself. Age and experience do indeed habituate one to seeing the same old games played over and over again, with the identical old moves, until one feels as if one might set up for a prophet on cheap terms ; but then there are exceptions to be taken into account, together with the chapter of accidents ; 286 PROUD PETER so at last it has to be admitted that in dealing with the human subject nobody can ever be sure of anything.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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