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Dennam, Lake Ridge.
New York, February 15, 1902.
Dear Mother : Last night, I told you that I had pulled up my principles by the roots, and thrown them out on the woodpile in the backyard, and to-night I have to in- form you that Miss Ealson has cast her proprieties to the four winds, and we are both luxuriating in a freedom from moral restraint which I don't see any end to.
She came in a few minutes after Mr. Ardith left, yesterday, and when I told her that he had been there she was so angry wi...th me for not keeping him that I did not know but she was going to hit me.
She did manage to control herself long enough to let me explain that he had come to see me and not her, 215 216 LETTERS HOME.
but not mucli longer. I had to tell her what he had said, and then I never saw such a passion as she flew ont in. She wanted to know why Mr. Ardith should make a confidant of me, and appeal to me for my opinion in a matter that did not concern me; and when I made her realiae that I had not asked for his confidence, and I had not given him any opinion, she was more furious than ever, and accused me of un- justly blaming him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dennam, Lake Ridge.
New York, February 15, 1902.
Dear Mother : Last night, I told you that I had pulled up my principles by the roots, and thrown them out on the woodpile in the backyard, and to-night I have to in- form you that Miss Ealson has cast her proprieties to the four winds, and we are both luxuriating in a freedom from moral restraint which I don't see any end to.
She came in a few minutes after Mr. Ardith left, yesterday, and when I told her that he had been there she was so angry wi...th me for not keeping him that I did not know but she was going to hit me.
She did manage to control herself long enough to let me explain that he had come to see me and not her, 215 216 LETTERS HOME.
but not mucli longer. I had to tell her what he had said, and then I never saw such a passion as she flew ont in. She wanted to know why Mr. Ardith should make a confidant of me, and appeal to me for my opinion in a matter that did not concern me; and when I made her realiae that I had not asked for his confidence, and I had not given him any opinion, she was more furious than ever, and accused me of un- justly blaming him.
What to read after Letters Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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