A Chapter From the Story of Pauline Parsons
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Lurton scenting another long digression.
"Postpone your gloom for awhile, dear Mrs. Lurton, " an- swered Barbara, laughing. "All in due time. But it has been a good deal more important to know about conscience and a PAULINE PARSONS 41 possible temporary insanity that may seize us any minute, now, than about dissolution which can scarcely be recognized as within the field of practical politics. " There was a generous burst of laughter at this sally in which all even Mrs. Lurton joined all except... Pauline.
"It isn't fair to make light of his explanations, " said the latter to herself indignantly. "There is not another man here who could answer all those questions so clearly. " But apparently Mr. Barlow did not take Miss Fleming's sally as aimed at him for he laughed as heartily as the others and at her request took up the discussion again as seriously as ever a discussion which seemed, too, to hold the interest of the company.
"I think it is more accurate to say that conscience has grown up within the rules of conduct than that it has crystal- ized around any particular rules, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lurton scenting another long digression.
"Postpone your gloom for awhile, dear Mrs. Lurton, " an- swered Barbara, laughing. "All in due time. But it has been a good deal more important to know about conscience and a PAULINE PARSONS 41 possible temporary insanity that may seize us any minute, now, than about dissolution which can scarcely be recognized as within the field of practical politics. " There was a generous burst of laughter at this sally in which all even Mrs. Lurton joined all except... Pauline.
"It isn't fair to make light of his explanations, " said the latter to herself indignantly. "There is not another man here who could answer all those questions so clearly. " But apparently Mr. Barlow did not take Miss Fleming's sally as aimed at him for he laughed as heartily as the others and at her request took up the discussion again as seriously as ever a discussion which seemed, too, to hold the interest of the company.
"I think it is more accurate to say that conscience has grown up within the rules of conduct than that it has crystal- ized around any particular rules, Mr.
What to read after A Chapter From the Story of Pauline Parsons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theophilus Brass to read onlineMoreLess
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