Katrine
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Is it true?" "It is. " "And that purpose is--" She hesitated.
"To see justice done to Madame de Nemours, " he answered.
"It will mean that Mr. Ravenel has no right either to his home or hisname?" The pleading and protest in her voice did not escape Dermott as heanswered: "It will mean just that!" "And nothing can move you from your purpose?" "Nothing that I can now think of, " he answered, adding with somevehemence: "Katrine Dulany, is it that you know me so little? My cousinsuffered much. She ...was deserted by a scoundrel while little more than achild. These things must be paid for. But if you think I'd do a crookedthing in business to settle a grudge or belittle a rival, you don't knowme at all. There's none, not Ravenel himself, who will demand everythingproven beyond doubt sooner than I. I'll take every point I can honestly, but the man who is not absolutely honest in business is a fool. Until helearns to be honest from the higher reason, he should be honest fromselfishness. It pays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it true?" "It is. " "And that purpose is--" She hesitated.
"To see justice done to Madame de Nemours, " he answered.
"It will mean that Mr. Ravenel has no right either to his home or hisname?" The pleading and protest in her voice did not escape Dermott as heanswered: "It will mean just that!" "And nothing can move you from your purpose?" "Nothing that I can now think of, " he answered, adding with somevehemence: "Katrine Dulany, is it that you know me so little? My cousinsuffered much. She ...was deserted by a scoundrel while little more than achild. These things must be paid for. But if you think I'd do a crookedthing in business to settle a grudge or belittle a rival, you don't knowme at all. There's none, not Ravenel himself, who will demand everythingproven beyond doubt sooner than I. I'll take every point I can honestly, but the man who is not absolutely honest in business is a fool. Until helearns to be honest from the higher reason, he should be honest fromselfishness. It pays.
What to read after Katrine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lane Elinor Macartney to read onlineMoreLess
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