They Who Question
They Who Question
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"Let me get on to that first ledge; I know it would hold me, and I could give him a hand up." The boy beneath them was only some twenty feet below the level of the ground.
"Reginald," said Mrs. Bretherton, "I forbid you to go." "Inez," said Philip, "the boy is in imminent dan- ger of his life, and that first foothold would cer- tainly bear Reggie's weight. At any rate we can knot some clothing together and give him some sup- port ; with his light weight that ledge would not give way." "I forbid... him to move!" said Mrs. Bretherton.
"Oh, Mrs. Bretherton," said Dorothy Osborne, wringing her hands, "do let Reggie go! I am sure that poor boy is slipping again: I can hear the stones falling. And look at these sash-ribbons and things which we can tie together; it will make a THEY WHO QUESTION 191 rope strong enough for one of his weight; but Sir Philip is so tall and heavy." Mrs. Bretherton turned sharply upon her. "My son/' she said, "shall not risk his life to save the life of any one who breathes." "You are not heroic, Inez," said Philip quietly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let me get on to that first ledge; I know it would hold me, and I could give him a hand up." The boy beneath them was only some twenty feet below the level of the ground.
"Reginald," said Mrs. Bretherton, "I forbid you to go." "Inez," said Philip, "the boy is in imminent dan- ger of his life, and that first foothold would cer- tainly bear Reggie's weight. At any rate we can knot some clothing together and give him some sup- port ; with his light weight that ledge would not give way." "I forbid... him to move!" said Mrs. Bretherton.
"Oh, Mrs. Bretherton," said Dorothy Osborne, wringing her hands, "do let Reggie go! I am sure that poor boy is slipping again: I can hear the stones falling. And look at these sash-ribbons and things which we can tie together; it will make a THEY WHO QUESTION 191 rope strong enough for one of his weight; but Sir Philip is so tall and heavy." Mrs. Bretherton turned sharply upon her. "My son/' she said, "shall not risk his life to save the life of any one who breathes." "You are not heroic, Inez," said Philip quietly.
What to read after They Who Question?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macnaughtan Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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