Hector a Story
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Before Baptiste came up, everyone seemed to agree with Pierre, and to wish to be generous to the soldiers. Now that Baptiste advised them to be selfish, a number seemed suddenly to change round to his view, and to think it best to be selfish, as he said. Irma's father was one of them.
" For my part, " he said, " I am of the opinion of the miller. What is happening to us is a misfortune from which we shall take a loner time igo UECTOE.
to recover. Why should we stint our children to give wine an...d soup to soldiers ? Already to have them here is ruin enough, and as for me, I will give nothing but what the law obliges. " Irma flushed, but a woman who had spoken of her boys in the army, cried out : " It is all one. They are ouf sons, and we owe them something. Especially you, M. La- grace. You have young sons ; their turn will come, and one day you will be glad if you can think in your heart, ' £/i, bien ! when I had the chance, I did what I could for the soldiers. ' " The discipline of the metairie would have forbidden Irma to say a word in answer to her father, but this woman seemed to express just what Irma felt, for the flush of vexation faded partially away, and there came a bright grateful look into her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before Baptiste came up, everyone seemed to agree with Pierre, and to wish to be generous to the soldiers. Now that Baptiste advised them to be selfish, a number seemed suddenly to change round to his view, and to think it best to be selfish, as he said. Irma's father was one of them.
" For my part, " he said, " I am of the opinion of the miller. What is happening to us is a misfortune from which we shall take a loner time igo UECTOE.
to recover. Why should we stint our children to give wine an...d soup to soldiers ? Already to have them here is ruin enough, and as for me, I will give nothing but what the law obliges. " Irma flushed, but a woman who had spoken of her boys in the army, cried out : " It is all one. They are ouf sons, and we owe them something. Especially you, M. La- grace. You have young sons ; their turn will come, and one day you will be glad if you can think in your heart, ' £/i, bien ! when I had the chance, I did what I could for the soldiers. ' " The discipline of the metairie would have forbidden Irma to say a word in answer to her father, but this woman seemed to express just what Irma felt, for the flush of vexation faded partially away, and there came a bright grateful look into her eyes.
What to read after Hector a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Louisa Shaw Lugard to read onlineMoreLess
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