Archie's Mistake
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Now he's starving and friendless. But I'll try to make upnow, if it isn't too late. Do let me carry him home, father--may I?" "No, " said Mr. Fairfax; "I'll go back and order some brandy, and sendfor the doctor. You stay here and take care of him and the mill. " He went away, and very long did the time seem to Archie before thedoctor arrived. Now he had time to think over his own unkind--nay, cruel--suspicions, founded on nothing but Stephen's shabby appearance.
"It's my way, I know, to make up... my mind too quickly, and by afellow's outside, " he thought. Then, somehow, the words of the lastSunday's epistle came into his mind--"Charity thinketh no evil. " Heknew that charity means love.
"No, " he said to himself, "I shouldn't have thought evil of him, and Icertainly had no right to say what I did to father and Mr. Munster. Poor fellow! how lonely and miserable he must have been; and I mighthave stood his friend, if I'd only given him the chance of speakingabout his troubles, instead of glaring at him as I did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now he's starving and friendless. But I'll try to make upnow, if it isn't too late. Do let me carry him home, father--may I?" "No, " said Mr. Fairfax; "I'll go back and order some brandy, and sendfor the doctor. You stay here and take care of him and the mill. " He went away, and very long did the time seem to Archie before thedoctor arrived. Now he had time to think over his own unkind--nay, cruel--suspicions, founded on nothing but Stephen's shabby appearance.
"It's my way, I know, to make up... my mind too quickly, and by afellow's outside, " he thought. Then, somehow, the words of the lastSunday's epistle came into his mind--"Charity thinketh no evil. " Heknew that charity means love.
"No, " he said to himself, "I shouldn't have thought evil of him, and Icertainly had no right to say what I did to father and Mr. Munster. Poor fellow! how lonely and miserable he must have been; and I mighthave stood his friend, if I'd only given him the chance of speakingabout his troubles, instead of glaring at him as I did.
What to read after Archie's Mistake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyatt G. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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