Gods Counterpoint
Gods Counterpoint
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'Can't you see what a wicked thing you've done?' she demanded, but he so obviously could not that she did not wait for an answer. ' Oh ! that kind of self -righteousness makes me so angry/ she went on quickly. 'I can under- stand your .... Ideal of .... Of personal purity. Or I think I can. But you've no sort of right to judge that girl off-hand and turn her out. You haven't, Philip. Haven't you thought what you may be responsible for? You may very well have driven her to suicide or to prostitu...tion. Can't you realise that?' 'It will be her own fault if she comes to a bad end/ Philip said coldly.
'It will be your fault as well/ Evelyn replied at once. 'Do you think it's a moral thing to do to drive a woman into further sin, just because she has sinned once?' 'I could not keep her in the house/ Philip said. He was not abashed by her attack upon him. He was not angry. But the cold, hard set of his face showed plainly that he was completely impervious to any argument.
Evelyn drew in her breath with a long sharp sigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Can't you see what a wicked thing you've done?' she demanded, but he so obviously could not that she did not wait for an answer. ' Oh ! that kind of self -righteousness makes me so angry/ she went on quickly. 'I can under- stand your .... Ideal of .... Of personal purity. Or I think I can. But you've no sort of right to judge that girl off-hand and turn her out. You haven't, Philip. Haven't you thought what you may be responsible for? You may very well have driven her to suicide or to prostitu...tion. Can't you realise that?' 'It will be her own fault if she comes to a bad end/ Philip said coldly.
'It will be your fault as well/ Evelyn replied at once. 'Do you think it's a moral thing to do to drive a woman into further sin, just because she has sinned once?' 'I could not keep her in the house/ Philip said. He was not abashed by her attack upon him. He was not angry. But the cold, hard set of his face showed plainly that he was completely impervious to any argument.
Evelyn drew in her breath with a long sharp sigh.
What to read after Gods Counterpoint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D John Davys Beresford to read onlineMoreLess
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