Betty Wales, Sophomore
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We never have anything like this to settlebecause we're all too busy enjoying life to have time to envy ourneighbors. But I think"--Madeline paused a minute--"I think if a manstole a design and got, say a medal at the water-color exhibit, or aprize at the Salon, I'd let him have it and I'd try to see that he keptit in a conspicuous place, where he'd be sure to see it every day. Ithink the sight of his medal would be his best medicine. If he wasanything of a man, he'd never want another of the s...ame sort, and if hewas all cheat, he'd be found out soon enough without my help. So I'd givehim the benefit of the doubt. " "And you think that would be fair to the one who ought to have had themedal?" "If he was much of a man he didn't paint just for the medal, " returnedMadeline quickly. "He painted because he couldn't help it, --because hemeant to make the most of himself, --and a medal more or less--what's thatto him?" She turned upon Betty suddenly. "Don't you see that the greatfault with the life here is that we think too little about living and toomuch about getting?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We never have anything like this to settlebecause we're all too busy enjoying life to have time to envy ourneighbors. But I think"--Madeline paused a minute--"I think if a manstole a design and got, say a medal at the water-color exhibit, or aprize at the Salon, I'd let him have it and I'd try to see that he keptit in a conspicuous place, where he'd be sure to see it every day. Ithink the sight of his medal would be his best medicine. If he wasanything of a man, he'd never want another of the s...ame sort, and if hewas all cheat, he'd be found out soon enough without my help. So I'd givehim the benefit of the doubt. " "And you think that would be fair to the one who ought to have had themedal?" "If he was much of a man he didn't paint just for the medal, " returnedMadeline quickly. "He painted because he couldn't help it, --because hemeant to make the most of himself, --and a medal more or less--what's thatto him?" She turned upon Betty suddenly. "Don't you see that the greatfault with the life here is that we think too little about living and toomuch about getting?
What to read after Betty Wales, Sophomore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warde Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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