Father Stafford
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'* " Is he in the dark ? " "It's a queer thing, but he is. I never 4new a man who was in love before without Icnowing it, — they say women are that way,— ^t then I never met a « Father * before." " What do you propose, since you insist oa ^ssiping ? " « It isn't gossip ; it's Christian feeling.
Some one ought to tell the poor beggar." •« Perhaps you'd hke to." « I should, but it would seem like a liberty^ and I never take liberties. You do constantly, so>you might as well take this one." •« I l...ike that ! Why, the man's a stranger !
If he ought to be told at all, Lane's the man 4o>doit." •« Yes, but you see. Lane ** •* That's quite true ; I forgot. But isn't he lietter left alone to get over it ? " Sir Roderick, unprejudiced, might have con- .ceded the point. But the prompter intervened.
•' What I'm thinking about is this : is it fair 'to her ? I don't say she's in love with him, 4>ut she admires him immensely. They're ;always together, and — ^well, it's plain what's likely enough to happen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* " Is he in the dark ? " "It's a queer thing, but he is. I never 4new a man who was in love before without Icnowing it, — they say women are that way,— ^t then I never met a « Father * before." " What do you propose, since you insist oa ^ssiping ? " « It isn't gossip ; it's Christian feeling.
Some one ought to tell the poor beggar." •« Perhaps you'd hke to." « I should, but it would seem like a liberty^ and I never take liberties. You do constantly, so>you might as well take this one." •« I l...ike that ! Why, the man's a stranger !
If he ought to be told at all, Lane's the man 4o>doit." •« Yes, but you see. Lane ** •* That's quite true ; I forgot. But isn't he lietter left alone to get over it ? " Sir Roderick, unprejudiced, might have con- .ceded the point. But the prompter intervened.
•' What I'm thinking about is this : is it fair 'to her ? I don't say she's in love with him, 4>ut she admires him immensely. They're ;always together, and — ^well, it's plain what's likely enough to happen.
What to read after Father Stafford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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