Conscience — Complete
Conscience — Complete
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"I wish you were in my place; we should see if you would not have them. " "I assure you that I am in your place, and that your trouble is mine, only it does not betray itself in the same manner. But what is youridea?" "It is to find Valerius and tell him all. " "And who will answer to us for Valerius's discretion?" asked MadameCormier. "Would it not be the greatest imprudence that you could commit?One cannot play with a secret of this importance. " "Valerius is an honest man. " "It is because h...e cannot work when political, or rather patriotic, affairs go wrong, that you say this. " "And why not? With a poor man who lives in a small way by his work, arenot this care and pride in his country marks of an honorable heart?" "I grant the honorable heart, but it is another reason for being prudentwith him, " Phillis said. "Precisely because he may be what you think, reserve is necessary. You tell him what is passed. If he accepts it andyour innocence, it is well; he will not betray your secret voluntarilynor by stupidity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wish you were in my place; we should see if you would not have them. " "I assure you that I am in your place, and that your trouble is mine, only it does not betray itself in the same manner. But what is youridea?" "It is to find Valerius and tell him all. " "And who will answer to us for Valerius's discretion?" asked MadameCormier. "Would it not be the greatest imprudence that you could commit?One cannot play with a secret of this importance. " "Valerius is an honest man. " "It is because h...e cannot work when political, or rather patriotic, affairs go wrong, that you say this. " "And why not? With a poor man who lives in a small way by his work, arenot this care and pride in his country marks of an honorable heart?" "I grant the honorable heart, but it is another reason for being prudentwith him, " Phillis said. "Precisely because he may be what you think, reserve is necessary. You tell him what is passed. If he accepts it andyour innocence, it is well; he will not betray your secret voluntarilynor by stupidity.
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