James Pethel
James Pethel
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With amovement of his head he indicated his daughter--indicated that therewas no one like her in the whole world. I beamed agreement. Indeed, Idid think her rather nice. If one liked the father (and I liked Pethelall the more in that capacity), one couldn't help liking the daughter, the two were so absurdly alike. Whenever he was looking at her (and itwas seldom that he looked away from her), the effect, if you cared tobe fantastic, was that of a very vain man before a mirror. It mighthave occu...rred to me that, if there was any mystery in him, I couldsolve it through her. But, in point of fact, I had forgotten all aboutthat possible mystery. The amateur detective was lost in thesympathetic observer of a father's love. That Pethel did love hisdaughter I have never doubted. One passion is not less true becauseanother predominates. No one who ever saw that father with thatdaughter could doubt that he loved her intensely. And this intensitygages for me the strength of what else was in him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With amovement of his head he indicated his daughter--indicated that therewas no one like her in the whole world. I beamed agreement. Indeed, Idid think her rather nice. If one liked the father (and I liked Pethelall the more in that capacity), one couldn't help liking the daughter, the two were so absurdly alike. Whenever he was looking at her (and itwas seldom that he looked away from her), the effect, if you cared tobe fantastic, was that of a very vain man before a mirror. It mighthave occu...rred to me that, if there was any mystery in him, I couldsolve it through her. But, in point of fact, I had forgotten all aboutthat possible mystery. The amateur detective was lost in thesympathetic observer of a father's love. That Pethel did love hisdaughter I have never doubted. One passion is not less true becauseanother predominates. No one who ever saw that father with thatdaughter could doubt that he loved her intensely. And this intensitygages for me the strength of what else was in him.
What to read after James Pethel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beerbohm, Max, Sir, 1872-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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