Saint Ann's : a Novel 1
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Compulsory service in the army wotild be the salvation of us ; but I stippose we shan't get that until the seas gang dry.' ' ^Miat an old martinet you are I' said Lord Braimton, laughing.
' Xo ; I'm not a martinet ; but it seems to me idiotic and criminal to throw down the rems when you have been jDlaced on the box-seat. The fact is that we don't half believe what we say we believe, that God has awarded our respective stations to us.' 94 SAINT ANN'S 'Very true! very true!' murmured Mr. Latimer,... who had hitherto been a Kttle bewildered as to the drift of the discussion, and who welcomed its arrival at a point where a plain man could find solid ground under his feet. * And I think, Meynell,' he added, smiling, ' that your love of discipline should lead you to sympathize with the poor Anglican parson, who honestly believes that schism is a sin and can't quite approve of his parishioners attending church and chapel alternately.' This trailing of a red herring across the scent enabled Lord Braunton to back out of a controversy in which he might not improbably have been worsted, and presently he rose, saying : * * For heaven's sake, let us join the ladies before we quarrel !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Compulsory service in the army wotild be the salvation of us ; but I stippose we shan't get that until the seas gang dry.' ' ^Miat an old martinet you are I' said Lord Braimton, laughing.
' Xo ; I'm not a martinet ; but it seems to me idiotic and criminal to throw down the rems when you have been jDlaced on the box-seat. The fact is that we don't half believe what we say we believe, that God has awarded our respective stations to us.' 94 SAINT ANN'S 'Very true! very true!' murmured Mr. Latimer,... who had hitherto been a Kttle bewildered as to the drift of the discussion, and who welcomed its arrival at a point where a plain man could find solid ground under his feet. * And I think, Meynell,' he added, smiling, ' that your love of discipline should lead you to sympathize with the poor Anglican parson, who honestly believes that schism is a sin and can't quite approve of his parishioners attending church and chapel alternately.' This trailing of a red herring across the scent enabled Lord Braunton to back out of a controversy in which he might not improbably have been worsted, and presently he rose, saying : * * For heaven's sake, let us join the ladies before we quarrel !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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