The Delicious Vice
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Who the deuce has got anybusiness setting everybody else right?
Some of these days I believe it is going to be discovered that theatmosphere and the encompassing radiance and sweetness of Heaven arecomposed of the dear sighs and loving aspirations of earthly motherhood. If it turns out otherwise, rest assured Heaven will not have reachedits perfect point of evolution. Why is it, then, that motherswill--will--will--try, so mistakenly, to extirpate the jewel of honest, manly savagery from the bre...asts of their boys? I wonder if they knowthat when grown men see one of these "pretty-mannered boys, " cocksureas a Swiss toy new painted and directed by watch spring, they feel anunholy impulse to empty an ink-bottle over the young calf? Fauntleroykids are a reproach to our civilization. Men, women and children, all ofus, crowd around the grimy Deignan of the Merrimac crew, and shout andcheer for Bill Smith, the Rough Rider, who carried his mate out of theruck at San Juan and twirls his hat awkwardly and explains: "Ef I hadn'ta saw him fall he would 'a' laid thar yit!"--and go straight home andpretend to be proud of a snug little poodle of a man who doesn't playfor fear of soiling his picture-clothes, and who says: "Yes, sir, thankyou, " and "No, thank you, ma'am, " like a French doll before it has hadthe sawdust kicked out of it!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who the deuce has got anybusiness setting everybody else right?
Some of these days I believe it is going to be discovered that theatmosphere and the encompassing radiance and sweetness of Heaven arecomposed of the dear sighs and loving aspirations of earthly motherhood. If it turns out otherwise, rest assured Heaven will not have reachedits perfect point of evolution. Why is it, then, that motherswill--will--will--try, so mistakenly, to extirpate the jewel of honest, manly savagery from the bre...asts of their boys? I wonder if they knowthat when grown men see one of these "pretty-mannered boys, " cocksureas a Swiss toy new painted and directed by watch spring, they feel anunholy impulse to empty an ink-bottle over the young calf? Fauntleroykids are a reproach to our civilization. Men, women and children, all ofus, crowd around the grimy Deignan of the Merrimac crew, and shout andcheer for Bill Smith, the Rough Rider, who carried his mate out of theruck at San Juan and twirls his hat awkwardly and explains: "Ef I hadn'ta saw him fall he would 'a' laid thar yit!"--and go straight home andpretend to be proud of a snug little poodle of a man who doesn't playfor fear of soiling his picture-clothes, and who says: "Yes, sir, thankyou, " and "No, thank you, ma'am, " like a French doll before it has hadthe sawdust kicked out of it!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young E Allison to read onlineMoreLess
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