Black Baronet Or the Chronicles of Ballytrain
Black Baronet Or the Chronicles of Ballytrain
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" "Perfectly aware of it, Dunroe: since I have been forced to observe thatyou forget every duty of life. What is there honorable to yourself oryour position in the world, that you ever have remembered? And supposingnow, on the one hand, that you may for the present only affect atemporary reformation, and put in practice that worst of vices, amoral expediency, and taking it for granted, on the other, thatyour resolution to amend is sincere, by what act am I to test thatsincerity?" "I will begin ...and read the Bible, my lord, and engage a parson toinstruct me in virtue. Isn't that generally the first step?" "I do not forbid you the Bible, nor the instructions of a piousclergyman; but I beg to propose a test that will much moresatisfactorily establish that sincerity. First, give up your dissipatedand immoral habits; contract your expenditure within reasonable limits;pay your just debts, by which I mean your debts of honesty, notof honor--unless they have been lost to a man of honor, and not tonotorious swindlers; forbear to associate any longer with sharpers andblacklegs, whether aristocratic or plebeian; and as a first proof ofthe sincerity you claim, dismiss forever from your society thatfellow, Norton, who is, I am sorry to say, your bosom friend and booncompanion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Perfectly aware of it, Dunroe: since I have been forced to observe thatyou forget every duty of life. What is there honorable to yourself oryour position in the world, that you ever have remembered? And supposingnow, on the one hand, that you may for the present only affect atemporary reformation, and put in practice that worst of vices, amoral expediency, and taking it for granted, on the other, thatyour resolution to amend is sincere, by what act am I to test thatsincerity?" "I will begin ...and read the Bible, my lord, and engage a parson toinstruct me in virtue. Isn't that generally the first step?" "I do not forbid you the Bible, nor the instructions of a piousclergyman; but I beg to propose a test that will much moresatisfactorily establish that sincerity. First, give up your dissipatedand immoral habits; contract your expenditure within reasonable limits;pay your just debts, by which I mean your debts of honesty, notof honor--unless they have been lost to a man of honor, and not tonotorious swindlers; forbear to associate any longer with sharpers andblacklegs, whether aristocratic or plebeian; and as a first proof ofthe sincerity you claim, dismiss forever from your society thatfellow, Norton, who is, I am sorry to say, your bosom friend and booncompanion.
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