The Literary Shop, And Other Tales
The Literary Shop, And Other Tales
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"No, Herbert, I would advise you to tear up that card and put temptation away from you. If you yield now you will weaken your moral character, and you will have less strength to resist another time. " The speaker, a young man of grave, honest aspect, Avas standing with his hand laid in a kindly way on his younger broth- er's shoulder. The latter, whose face was cast in a more delicate and a weaker mould, stood irresolutely twirling in his hand a card of invitation to an afternoon tea.
" I don't... see what harm it will do just for this one time, " he said, pettishly, 208 AXD OTHER TALES "You're always preaching about tempta- tion, John ; but, for my part, I think it's m}'' duty as a wi'iter to see a little of every side of life. I want to write a novel some day and to have one of the scenes laid at a kettledrum. How can I describe one unless I see it myself ! " " I hope, Herbert, " said the elder broth- er, mildly, '' that you will never sink so low as to write a New York Society novel ; but that is surely what you will come to if you abandon yourself to the pernicious habit of attending afternoon teas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No, Herbert, I would advise you to tear up that card and put temptation away from you. If you yield now you will weaken your moral character, and you will have less strength to resist another time. " The speaker, a young man of grave, honest aspect, Avas standing with his hand laid in a kindly way on his younger broth- er's shoulder. The latter, whose face was cast in a more delicate and a weaker mould, stood irresolutely twirling in his hand a card of invitation to an afternoon tea.
" I don't... see what harm it will do just for this one time, " he said, pettishly, 208 AXD OTHER TALES "You're always preaching about tempta- tion, John ; but, for my part, I think it's m}'' duty as a wi'iter to see a little of every side of life. I want to write a novel some day and to have one of the scenes laid at a kettledrum. How can I describe one unless I see it myself ! " " I hope, Herbert, " said the elder broth- er, mildly, '' that you will never sink so low as to write a New York Society novel ; but that is surely what you will come to if you abandon yourself to the pernicious habit of attending afternoon teas.
What to read after The Literary Shop, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James L James Lauren Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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