The Natural Incentive
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D. Wadsworth: Children are not for a temperamental chap like me, and they ruin an artistic woman.
Mrs. Wadsworth: You are wrong, my son.
D. Wadsworth {rather roughly to cover over his own emotion) : Anyway I don't want any, and I don't propose to have any, and we'll not discuss the subject further, if you please.
Mrs. Wadsworth {trembling, puts embroidery in work bag.
As she rises her eyes fall upon the portrait over the mantel.
She points to it with one shaking finger.) Suppose old Judge Wadsw...orth had felt as you do.^^ You are the last of your family, Daniel, a family that has made history and re- made law. You would shirk your responsibilities and let it die out. Shame on you ! Not want children — you a healthy, sane man. I never thought to condemn you, but I condemn you this day as I would any other — coward.
D. Wadsworth: Mother!
{He sways towards her blindly, but she wards him off, and with head erect marches out of the door like a soldier.) D. Wadsworth: Oh, my God!
{He staggers to the writing desk, sits and buries his face in 42 THE NATURAL INCENTIVE his arms, crying silently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. Wadsworth: Children are not for a temperamental chap like me, and they ruin an artistic woman.
Mrs. Wadsworth: You are wrong, my son.
D. Wadsworth {rather roughly to cover over his own emotion) : Anyway I don't want any, and I don't propose to have any, and we'll not discuss the subject further, if you please.
Mrs. Wadsworth {trembling, puts embroidery in work bag.
As she rises her eyes fall upon the portrait over the mantel.
She points to it with one shaking finger.) Suppose old Judge Wadsw...orth had felt as you do.^^ You are the last of your family, Daniel, a family that has made history and re- made law. You would shirk your responsibilities and let it die out. Shame on you ! Not want children — you a healthy, sane man. I never thought to condemn you, but I condemn you this day as I would any other — coward.
D. Wadsworth: Mother!
{He sways towards her blindly, but she wards him off, and with head erect marches out of the door like a soldier.) D. Wadsworth: Oh, my God!
{He staggers to the writing desk, sits and buries his face in 42 THE NATURAL INCENTIVE his arms, crying silently.
What to read after The Natural Incentive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quaife, Elise West to read onlineMoreLess
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