Miss Fallowfields Fortune
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Then I feel that I owe it to myself to speak out. " Mrs. Sprott pricked up her ears ; she began to understand the situation a little better ; for she was sharp enough to know that when men are so very scrupulous about defraying what they owe to themselves the burden of the expenses is apt to fall upon their womankind. " Nevertheless I warned you against speak- ing out, Theophilus; you know I did. It would have been quite time enough to speak out when you were safe in Dinglewood pulpit ; and the...re would have been plenty of opportunity then. " THE NEW VICAR 83 Theophilus drew himself up rather huffily. " A clergy- man is the best judge himself of when and when not to say the word in season ; and I cannot see people falling into the pit of Ritualism on the one hand, or the slough of Dissent on the other, without putting out a friendly hand to save them. I am sure you mean kindly, mother ; but, believe me, I am a far better judge than you as to what to say and how to say it ; and I cannot be dictated to upon this matter by anyone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I feel that I owe it to myself to speak out. " Mrs. Sprott pricked up her ears ; she began to understand the situation a little better ; for she was sharp enough to know that when men are so very scrupulous about defraying what they owe to themselves the burden of the expenses is apt to fall upon their womankind. " Nevertheless I warned you against speak- ing out, Theophilus; you know I did. It would have been quite time enough to speak out when you were safe in Dinglewood pulpit ; and the...re would have been plenty of opportunity then. " THE NEW VICAR 83 Theophilus drew himself up rather huffily. " A clergy- man is the best judge himself of when and when not to say the word in season ; and I cannot see people falling into the pit of Ritualism on the one hand, or the slough of Dissent on the other, without putting out a friendly hand to save them. I am sure you mean kindly, mother ; but, believe me, I am a far better judge than you as to what to say and how to say it ; and I cannot be dictated to upon this matter by anyone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler Ellen Thorneycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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