The Flag
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But every one else has, surely. " "No, mother, they haven't. That's the reason they wouldn't take me. " "But, Pen, that was years and years ago. You were just a baby. You'vepaid dearly enough for that. It's not fair! It's not human!" She, too, was aroused to the point of indignant but unavailingprotest; for she too knew how the boy, long years ago, had expiated tothe limit of repentance and suffering the one sensational if venialfault of his boyhood.
"I know, mother. That's all true. I know it'...s horribly unjust; butwhat can you do? It's a thing you can't explain because it's partlytrue. It will keep cropping up always, and how I am ever going to liveit down I don't know. Oh, I don't know!" He flung himself into a chair, thrust his hands deep into histrousers' pockets and stared despairingly into some forbiddingdistance. She grew sympathetic then, and consoling, and went to himand put her arm around his neck and laid her face against his head andtried to comfort him.
"Never mind, dearie!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But every one else has, surely. " "No, mother, they haven't. That's the reason they wouldn't take me. " "But, Pen, that was years and years ago. You were just a baby. You'vepaid dearly enough for that. It's not fair! It's not human!" She, too, was aroused to the point of indignant but unavailingprotest; for she too knew how the boy, long years ago, had expiated tothe limit of repentance and suffering the one sensational if venialfault of his boyhood.
"I know, mother. That's all true. I know it'...s horribly unjust; butwhat can you do? It's a thing you can't explain because it's partlytrue. It will keep cropping up always, and how I am ever going to liveit down I don't know. Oh, I don't know!" He flung himself into a chair, thrust his hands deep into histrousers' pockets and stared despairingly into some forbiddingdistance. She grew sympathetic then, and consoling, and went to himand put her arm around his neck and laid her face against his head andtried to comfort him.
"Never mind, dearie!
What to read after The Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene Homer to read onlineMoreLess
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