Penelve Or Among the Quakers An American Story
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" . " Because we should have to go out of the world if we did. But the theatre is a place where amusement is provided at a fearful moral risk to those who give the pleasure. The evidence of citv missionaries on this point is frightful. " "Now Strongwood, don't get prejudiced ; you know that there are as moral men and women on the stage as off it. " "Yes, 1 admit that. But that does not alter the fact that the profession is a dangerous one, and many succumb to its temptations. None have spoken m...ore strongly about it than leading actors. Besides, ballet dancing cannot be rehning to the character. I am not willing to get mv recreation at such risk to others. I should not want mv sister to be an actress. " "Well, 1 don't see that it's nn' responsibility, " said Hansen. " It I looked at everything from that standpoint, life would be unbearable. " "On the contrary, wlnlc it makes life serious, it makes it far more interesting and purjioseful, " replied Strongwood.
" Won't vou ever dance again ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" . " Because we should have to go out of the world if we did. But the theatre is a place where amusement is provided at a fearful moral risk to those who give the pleasure. The evidence of citv missionaries on this point is frightful. " "Now Strongwood, don't get prejudiced ; you know that there are as moral men and women on the stage as off it. " "Yes, 1 admit that. But that does not alter the fact that the profession is a dangerous one, and many succumb to its temptations. None have spoken m...ore strongly about it than leading actors. Besides, ballet dancing cannot be rehning to the character. I am not willing to get mv recreation at such risk to others. I should not want mv sister to be an actress. " "Well, 1 don't see that it's nn' responsibility, " said Hansen. " It I looked at everything from that standpoint, life would be unbearable. " "On the contrary, wlnlc it makes life serious, it makes it far more interesting and purjioseful, " replied Strongwood.
" Won't vou ever dance again ?
What to read after Penelve Or Among the Quakers An American Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Henry Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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