A Family Feud
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" He walked hastily away, but scarcely had he proceeded half a dozen steps when a new thought seemed to strike him. He turned, and once more approaching the young girl, who was still standing downcast at the edge of the forest where he had left her, he said, in a low, quiet voice, " I cannot convince you of my innocence. If I could have obtained any proof of it, at whatever cost, these sixteen years of disgrace had never been. It was not to be. I will not weary you with asseverations. I wish on...ly to remind you of one thing. They say that children, in place of the reason and judgment that so often mislead their elders, possess a keen and unerring instinct, enabling them to distinguish friends from foes. As a child you never looked upon me as your foe. No, do not speak ! I do not reproach you with the change. I see now that under the weight of evidence against me none but a child could have believed in me. Neverthe- less, I entreat you, Beatrice, to call up in your memory, when- ever you are tempted to condemn me, the night upon which you crossed the wild moor through storm and rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He walked hastily away, but scarcely had he proceeded half a dozen steps when a new thought seemed to strike him. He turned, and once more approaching the young girl, who was still standing downcast at the edge of the forest where he had left her, he said, in a low, quiet voice, " I cannot convince you of my innocence. If I could have obtained any proof of it, at whatever cost, these sixteen years of disgrace had never been. It was not to be. I will not weary you with asseverations. I wish on...ly to remind you of one thing. They say that children, in place of the reason and judgment that so often mislead their elders, possess a keen and unerring instinct, enabling them to distinguish friends from foes. As a child you never looked upon me as your foe. No, do not speak ! I do not reproach you with the change. I see now that under the weight of evidence against me none but a child could have believed in me. Neverthe- less, I entreat you, Beatrice, to call up in your memory, when- ever you are tempted to condemn me, the night upon which you crossed the wild moor through storm and rain.
What to read after A Family Feud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwig Harder to read onlineMoreLess
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