The Ice Lens a Four Act Play On Academic Immoralities
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JEANETTE You seem to doubt my father's judg- ment.
TEMPLETON It is not impossible that fathers are sometimes wrong.
JEANETTE My father? Never. I shall always do exactly as he wishes ; I shall let him lead me everywhere.
TEMPLETON You should learn to rely a little more on yourself. (He picks up the puff of hair again. ) When I drew this from your hair, I never once thought the inside of your head was likewise not your own. Come, sit down; let us talk it over. Let us see if you can reason. (Jeane...tte, somewhat reluctantly, takes the large chair again. ) Now suppose your father has chosen wrongly ; suppose the man selected for your future companion doesn't really care for you at heart ; suppose he is dishonorable too dishonorable to tell you openly that he is morally unclean, and that you would consequently suffer sorrow' and pain. Then your father would have to shoulder all the blame, and you would have to admit that you yourself had done nothing to avoid your own grief as well as his, but that you had walked into it willingly, blindly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JEANETTE You seem to doubt my father's judg- ment.
TEMPLETON It is not impossible that fathers are sometimes wrong.
JEANETTE My father? Never. I shall always do exactly as he wishes ; I shall let him lead me everywhere.
TEMPLETON You should learn to rely a little more on yourself. (He picks up the puff of hair again. ) When I drew this from your hair, I never once thought the inside of your head was likewise not your own. Come, sit down; let us talk it over. Let us see if you can reason. (Jeane...tte, somewhat reluctantly, takes the large chair again. ) Now suppose your father has chosen wrongly ; suppose the man selected for your future companion doesn't really care for you at heart ; suppose he is dishonorable too dishonorable to tell you openly that he is morally unclean, and that you would consequently suffer sorrow' and pain. Then your father would have to shoulder all the blame, and you would have to admit that you yourself had done nothing to avoid your own grief as well as his, but that you had walked into it willingly, blindly.
What to read after The Ice Lens a Four Act Play On Academic Immoralities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Gundelfinger to read onlineMoreLess
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