The Pariah
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You read over this chapter on the uses of ov and fxi] while I'm gone, and see what you make of it. I shan't PRIVATE TUITION 197 be away more than an hour or so. ' So saying, he leaped hghtly out of the window, and disappeared for the rest of the afternoon.
Much of his teaching was conducted on this principle, but his presence was of very little actual assistance to Allen, who much preferred him away. Mutual concessions were arrived at between them during the hours they had to pass shut up alone... together. Allen found his tasks reduced to cojiying and re-copying certain indispensable mnemonic outlines of Melladew's own invention — tips, figures of propositions, arithmetical recipes, and so on, while the tutor smoked and polished triolets. He was loth to leave his present quarters, and consoled his conscience (for he had one, in a rather debilitated condition) by the reflection that, if ho was not doing his pupil much good, he was keeping him out of mischief at all events. It was quite possible that he might be received without reference to his attainments at easy-going Margaret Hall ; in any case, Fanshawe was right, there was no sense in quarrelling with one's bread and butter, a form of disagreement which, even in the most contentious breasts, is harder to px'ovoke and easier to recon- cile than most misunderstandings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You read over this chapter on the uses of ov and fxi] while I'm gone, and see what you make of it. I shan't PRIVATE TUITION 197 be away more than an hour or so. ' So saying, he leaped hghtly out of the window, and disappeared for the rest of the afternoon.
Much of his teaching was conducted on this principle, but his presence was of very little actual assistance to Allen, who much preferred him away. Mutual concessions were arrived at between them during the hours they had to pass shut up alone... together. Allen found his tasks reduced to cojiying and re-copying certain indispensable mnemonic outlines of Melladew's own invention — tips, figures of propositions, arithmetical recipes, and so on, while the tutor smoked and polished triolets. He was loth to leave his present quarters, and consoled his conscience (for he had one, in a rather debilitated condition) by the reflection that, if ho was not doing his pupil much good, he was keeping him out of mischief at all events. It was quite possible that he might be received without reference to his attainments at easy-going Margaret Hall ; in any case, Fanshawe was right, there was no sense in quarrelling with one's bread and butter, a form of disagreement which, even in the most contentious breasts, is harder to px'ovoke and easier to recon- cile than most misunderstandings.
What to read after The Pariah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Anstey to read onlineMoreLess
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