Pray You, Sir, Whose Daughter?
Pray You, Sir, Whose Daughter?
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never willingly done anything in my life that I knew yon di.sa])i)i'()ved. Don't ask me to help crush that child noAV, for I cannot. I cannot desert her now. Don't ask that of me, papa. AVhy do men — even yon good men — make it so hard, so almost impossihle for Avomen to he kind to each other? What has Ettie done that such as we shonld hold her to account. She is a mere child. Four- teen years old in fact, hut not over ten in feeling or judgment. She has heen deceived by one Avho fully understo...od. She did not.
And yet even you ask me to hold her respon- sible! Oh, papa, don't!" She slipped onto her father's knee and took his face in her hands and kissed his forehead. She had never in her life stood against her father or seemed to criticise him before. It hurt her and it vexed him. .V little frown came on his face.
"Katherine,'' he said, turning to his A\ife, "I wish you'd make Gertrude understand this thing rationally. You always have." Mrs. Foster glanced at her daughter and then at her husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
never willingly done anything in my life that I knew yon di.sa])i)i'()ved. Don't ask me to help crush that child noAV, for I cannot. I cannot desert her now. Don't ask that of me, papa. AVhy do men — even yon good men — make it so hard, so almost impossihle for Avomen to he kind to each other? What has Ettie done that such as we shonld hold her to account. She is a mere child. Four- teen years old in fact, hut not over ten in feeling or judgment. She has heen deceived by one Avho fully understo...od. She did not.
And yet even you ask me to hold her respon- sible! Oh, papa, don't!" She slipped onto her father's knee and took his face in her hands and kissed his forehead. She had never in her life stood against her father or seemed to criticise him before. It hurt her and it vexed him. .V little frown came on his face.
"Katherine,'' he said, turning to his A\ife, "I wish you'd make Gertrude understand this thing rationally. You always have." Mrs. Foster glanced at her daughter and then at her husband.
What to read after Pray You, Sir, Whose Daughter??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardener, Helen H. (Helen Hamilton), 1853-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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