Forest And Game-Law Tales 2
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She raised his head. He turned his face upon her bosom, and wept till her mushn handkerchief was wet through and through with his tears.
ALL UP ! b3 " My poor son ! You did not tliink to have ever been so unhappy. \Miat a light-hearted boy you were ! " " Mother, I wish I was dead." " That is a cowardly wish. Pray that you may be well and strong soon, — and endeavour your utmost to be so, that you may try whether any- thing can be done for your poor companions who he under peril of death." " Ala...s ! what can I or any one do ? The law is clear; — the Act was passed to meet this ver}' case. I myself am in the greatest peril of all, if the facts were kno^vn." He felt his mothei'^s whole frame shudder as he spoke.
" Knowing this, how coidd you ....?" '' Why, mother, there is something in the law- lessness of the present time, — something to account for my madness. Every young man I know, and many an one who is not young, is for ever looking about for occasions of frohc : and this fashion of frolic is the hardest in the world for one to resist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She raised his head. He turned his face upon her bosom, and wept till her mushn handkerchief was wet through and through with his tears.
ALL UP ! b3 " My poor son ! You did not tliink to have ever been so unhappy. \Miat a light-hearted boy you were ! " " Mother, I wish I was dead." " That is a cowardly wish. Pray that you may be well and strong soon, — and endeavour your utmost to be so, that you may try whether any- thing can be done for your poor companions who he under peril of death." " Ala...s ! what can I or any one do ? The law is clear; — the Act was passed to meet this ver}' case. I myself am in the greatest peril of all, if the facts were kno^vn." He felt his mothei'^s whole frame shudder as he spoke.
" Knowing this, how coidd you ....?" '' Why, mother, there is something in the law- lessness of the present time, — something to account for my madness. Every young man I know, and many an one who is not young, is for ever looking about for occasions of frohc : and this fashion of frolic is the hardest in the world for one to resist.
What to read after Forest And Game-Law Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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