Bendish; a Study in Prodigality
Bendish; a Study in Prodigality
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He thought this kind of windy talk very out- rageous, though he was by no means more squeam- ish than men of his own age. "1 must say, George, I don't know why you address yoiurself to me in such a matter. I'm not at all ready to advise you, and to tell you the truth I have no sympathy with it. If you propose to make some lady your mistress, the thing may be done, I believe. But fluid talk about innate purity has a nasty taste to me; and Digitized by Google 222 BENDISH as for the wedding-ring, ...you'll find that that is a garment no woman will go without if she can pos- sibly help herself. However — ^you didn't ask my advice, and I'm giving it you for nothing — ^which is against my business instincts." Bendish listened in high good humour. '^My dear old Roger, you'd dress every bride in parch- ments, and tie her up in red tape — ^I see yoiu: point.
The Rights of Man are nothing to you, who watch over the rights of property. Either a man has property— and rights, or none — and duties.
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He thought this kind of windy talk very out- rageous, though he was by no means more squeam- ish than men of his own age. "1 must say, George, I don't know why you address yoiurself to me in such a matter. I'm not at all ready to advise you, and to tell you the truth I have no sympathy with it. If you propose to make some lady your mistress, the thing may be done, I believe. But fluid talk about innate purity has a nasty taste to me; and Digitized by Google 222 BENDISH as for the wedding-ring, ...you'll find that that is a garment no woman will go without if she can pos- sibly help herself. However — ^you didn't ask my advice, and I'm giving it you for nothing — ^which is against my business instincts." Bendish listened in high good humour. '^My dear old Roger, you'd dress every bride in parch- ments, and tie her up in red tape — ^I see yoiu: point.
The Rights of Man are nothing to you, who watch over the rights of property. Either a man has property— and rights, or none — and duties.
What to read after Bendish; a Study in Prodigality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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