Outward Bound Or Young America Afloat
Outward Bound Or Young America Afloat
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" I detected them in the act myself, " added Mr. Lowington. "You may retire, Mr. Kendull. " Why, this is awful ! " Boys will do almost anything that men will, " sa ; d Dr. Winstock, the surgeon.
" Drinking and gambling ! " ejaculated the chaplain" " What are we coming to? ' : " I fear there are other vices of which we kno\V nothing yet, " added the doctor.
" Why, I'm afraid the Academy Ship will prove to be a failure, after all, " sighed Mr. Agneau.
" Not at all, " argued Dr. Winstock. " We are... in position here to treat these evils properly. There are no fond mothers and indulgent fathers to spoil the boys, when the discipline becomes sharp. " "What can we do?' 1 demanded the chaplain. " Moral and religious influences seem to have no effect. " " Have faith in your own medicines, Mr. Agneau, " said the doctor.
" I have full faith in the medicine, Dr. Winstock ; but I fear I have not done my duty faithfully. " " You need not reproach yourself, Mr. Agnenu. You have been earnest in your work, " interposed the principal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I detected them in the act myself, " added Mr. Lowington. "You may retire, Mr. Kendull. " Why, this is awful ! " Boys will do almost anything that men will, " sa ; d Dr. Winstock, the surgeon.
" Drinking and gambling ! " ejaculated the chaplain" " What are we coming to? ' : " I fear there are other vices of which we kno\V nothing yet, " added the doctor.
" Why, I'm afraid the Academy Ship will prove to be a failure, after all, " sighed Mr. Agneau.
" Not at all, " argued Dr. Winstock. " We are... in position here to treat these evils properly. There are no fond mothers and indulgent fathers to spoil the boys, when the discipline becomes sharp. " "What can we do?' 1 demanded the chaplain. " Moral and religious influences seem to have no effect. " " Have faith in your own medicines, Mr. Agneau, " said the doctor.
" I have full faith in the medicine, Dr. Winstock ; but I fear I have not done my duty faithfully. " " You need not reproach yourself, Mr. Agnenu. You have been earnest in your work, " interposed the principal.
What to read after Outward Bound Or Young America Afloat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William T William Taylor Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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