The Blackbirds Sic Nest a Tale
The Blackbirds Sic Nest a Tale
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Do not deceive your- selves : detection is certain : though you may conceal your faults for some time, yet there is a Power from which they cannot be hid, and which will not fail to bring them to light. However cautious you may be, you will betray yourselves, for you will not be able to invent 17 so many falsehoods as will be requisite to hide your dissimu- lation from your companions. The first slip of your memory will throw you into such con- fusion, as will naturally lead to discovery ; then... follow dis- grace, shame, and the punish- ments you justly deserve.
Let us now return to the story: George, whose chief gra- tification in finding the nest, was the expected pleasure of enjoy- ing the prize with his friend, grew reconciled to the disap- pointment when he saw that he no longer regretted it ; therefore they began to play together at marbles, and for some time c 3 the game went on very smooth- ly ; but at length, some other boys who were going that way, stopped to see them play ; one amongst these, after having looked attentively at the mar- bles, claimed them as his pro- \ perty ; and declared that he had lost them that very morning, tied up in a little bag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do not deceive your- selves : detection is certain : though you may conceal your faults for some time, yet there is a Power from which they cannot be hid, and which will not fail to bring them to light. However cautious you may be, you will betray yourselves, for you will not be able to invent 17 so many falsehoods as will be requisite to hide your dissimu- lation from your companions. The first slip of your memory will throw you into such con- fusion, as will naturally lead to discovery ; then... follow dis- grace, shame, and the punish- ments you justly deserve.
Let us now return to the story: George, whose chief gra- tification in finding the nest, was the expected pleasure of enjoy- ing the prize with his friend, grew reconciled to the disap- pointment when he saw that he no longer regretted it ; therefore they began to play together at marbles, and for some time c 3 the game went on very smooth- ly ; but at length, some other boys who were going that way, stopped to see them play ; one amongst these, after having looked attentively at the mar- bles, claimed them as his pro- \ perty ; and declared that he had lost them that very morning, tied up in a little bag.
What to read after The Blackbirds Sic Nest a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Martha Blackford to read onlineMoreLess
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