The Wisdom of Father Brown
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"We had better all be going, " said Seymour heavily; "we have done all wecan to help. " "Will you understand my motives, " asked Father Brown quietly, "if I sayyou have done all you can to hurt?" They both started as if guiltily, and Cutler said sharply: "To hurtwhom?" "To hurt yourselves, " answered the priest. "I would not add to yourtroubles if it weren't common justice to warn you. You've done nearlyeverything you could do to hang yourselves, if this actor should beacquitted. They'll be sur...e to subpoena me; I shall be bound to say thatafter the cry was heard each of you rushed into the room in a wild stateand began quarrelling about a dagger. As far as my words on oath can go, you might either of you have done it. You hurt yourselves with that; andthen Captain Cutler must have hurt himself with the dagger. " "Hurt myself!" exclaimed the Captain, with contempt. "A silly littlescratch. " "Which drew blood, " replied the priest, nodding. "We know there's bloodon the brass now. And so we shall never know whether there was blood onit before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We had better all be going, " said Seymour heavily; "we have done all wecan to help. " "Will you understand my motives, " asked Father Brown quietly, "if I sayyou have done all you can to hurt?" They both started as if guiltily, and Cutler said sharply: "To hurtwhom?" "To hurt yourselves, " answered the priest. "I would not add to yourtroubles if it weren't common justice to warn you. You've done nearlyeverything you could do to hang yourselves, if this actor should beacquitted. They'll be sur...e to subpoena me; I shall be bound to say thatafter the cry was heard each of you rushed into the room in a wild stateand began quarrelling about a dagger. As far as my words on oath can go, you might either of you have done it. You hurt yourselves with that; andthen Captain Cutler must have hurt himself with the dagger. " "Hurt myself!" exclaimed the Captain, with contempt. "A silly littlescratch. " "Which drew blood, " replied the priest, nodding. "We know there's bloodon the brass now. And so we shall never know whether there was blood onit before.
What to read after The Wisdom of Father Brown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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