Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite
Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite
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" "I care nothing for Mr. Stackpoole whether he tells truth or not. Heand his wife have made themselves very disagreeable, --that is all. But as for George, he is what he is, because other young men areallowed to be the same. " "You do not know the half of it. " "I know as much as I want to know, Papa. Let one keep as clear of itas one can, it is impossible not to hear how young men live. And yetthey are allowed to go everywhere, and are flattered and encouraged. I do not pretend that George is... better than others. I wish he were. Oh, how I wish it! But such as he is he belongs in a way to us, andwe ought not to desert him. He belongs, I know, to me, and I will notdesert him. " Sir Harry felt that there was no arguing with such a girl as this. Some time since he had told her that it was unfit that he should bebrought into an argument with his own child, and there was nothingnow for him but to fall back upon the security which that assertiongave him. He could not charge her with direct disobedience, becauseshe had promised him that she would not do any of those thingswhich, as a father, he had a right to forbid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I care nothing for Mr. Stackpoole whether he tells truth or not. Heand his wife have made themselves very disagreeable, --that is all. But as for George, he is what he is, because other young men areallowed to be the same. " "You do not know the half of it. " "I know as much as I want to know, Papa. Let one keep as clear of itas one can, it is impossible not to hear how young men live. And yetthey are allowed to go everywhere, and are flattered and encouraged. I do not pretend that George is... better than others. I wish he were. Oh, how I wish it! But such as he is he belongs in a way to us, andwe ought not to desert him. He belongs, I know, to me, and I will notdesert him. " Sir Harry felt that there was no arguing with such a girl as this. Some time since he had told her that it was unfit that he should bebrought into an argument with his own child, and there was nothingnow for him but to fall back upon the security which that assertiongave him. He could not charge her with direct disobedience, becauseshe had promised him that she would not do any of those thingswhich, as a father, he had a right to forbid.
What to read after Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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