The Old School .. 2
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a box, a box !" Lady Jerningham. " I trust, my dear Maria, that you have, from early days, been too feelingly con- vinced of the wants of multitudes of your fellow-creatures, to require any artifice to induce you to sacrifice useless extrava- gance to the necessary comforts of others. ,, Maria. " But, perhaps, now and then, mamma, I might turn a silk gown, or a straw bonnet, in order to put a bit of gold into the box." Sir William sat with delighted and approving attention — " The ladies manage... these things best, Jerningham : you and I are quite left in the back-ground, you see, in this argument," Mr. Jerningham.
" O, to be sure ; charity is the business of a woman." Sir William. " And ought to be the thought of a man ; and every hus- band should enable and encourage his wife, by a fair stated allowance, to appropriate a part of it to the comfort of others, AND WANTS OF THE POOR. 123 others, as well as lo the decoration of her own person." Maria. " She must have been poorly taught, if she is to wait for hints from her husband, to do her duty as a Christian." Campbell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a box, a box !" Lady Jerningham. " I trust, my dear Maria, that you have, from early days, been too feelingly con- vinced of the wants of multitudes of your fellow-creatures, to require any artifice to induce you to sacrifice useless extrava- gance to the necessary comforts of others. ,, Maria. " But, perhaps, now and then, mamma, I might turn a silk gown, or a straw bonnet, in order to put a bit of gold into the box." Sir William sat with delighted and approving attention — " The ladies manage... these things best, Jerningham : you and I are quite left in the back-ground, you see, in this argument," Mr. Jerningham.
" O, to be sure ; charity is the business of a woman." Sir William. " And ought to be the thought of a man ; and every hus- band should enable and encourage his wife, by a fair stated allowance, to appropriate a part of it to the comfort of others, AND WANTS OF THE POOR. 123 others, as well as lo the decoration of her own person." Maria. " She must have been poorly taught, if she is to wait for hints from her husband, to do her duty as a Christian." Campbell.
What to read after The Old School .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Julia Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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