My Friends book
My Friends book
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" Here, my father replaced the prehistoric tooth upon his secretaire, and embraced my mother.
Then he began again. "Thus, " said he, "to these ancestors we are indebted for everything for everything even for love. " I thought I should like to touch this tooth that no MY FRIEND'S BOOK had inspired my father to utter things beyond my comprehension, and I went up to the desk to lay hold of it ; but, at the sound of my bells, my father turned his head in my direction, and said : " But, stay, the ta...sk is not yet over. We should be showing ourselves less generous than the cave- men if, now that our turn has come, we did not strive to make life better and more secure for our children than it is for ourselves. To achieve this end, two things are indispensable : knowledge and love ; for with knowledge and love the world is made. " " No doubt, dear, " said my mother; "but the more I think about it, the more thoroughly I am convinced that a little boy like our Pierre ought to be under a woman's care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here, my father replaced the prehistoric tooth upon his secretaire, and embraced my mother.
Then he began again. "Thus, " said he, "to these ancestors we are indebted for everything for everything even for love. " I thought I should like to touch this tooth that no MY FRIEND'S BOOK had inspired my father to utter things beyond my comprehension, and I went up to the desk to lay hold of it ; but, at the sound of my bells, my father turned his head in my direction, and said : " But, stay, the ta...sk is not yet over. We should be showing ourselves less generous than the cave- men if, now that our turn has come, we did not strive to make life better and more secure for our children than it is for ourselves. To achieve this end, two things are indispensable : knowledge and love ; for with knowledge and love the world is made. " " No doubt, dear, " said my mother; "but the more I think about it, the more thoroughly I am convinced that a little boy like our Pierre ought to be under a woman's care.
What to read after My Friends book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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