The Penalty
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He lighted one of Dr. Ferris's dgars with the care due to a thing of value, settled himself in a deep chair, and appeared by slightly paus- ing to be gathering scattered thoughts into a focus.
"Yes," he said at last, "there's no doubt about it.
I am about to be very impertinent. If you like you shall turn me out of your house, with or without kicks, as seems best to you. Barbara needs a nurse, and it seems to me you ought to know it; because in a way it's a reflection on you." "Quite so," said ...Dr. Ferris. "I am not at all pleased with Barbara. What has she done?" "Do you suppose it would be possible to get her interested in anything besides this sculpture business — ^before it's too late?" "Too late?" "Before she gets a taste of success." "But will she— ever?" Wihnot Allen nodded eagerly. "She will," he said.
"She is doing a head. It's far from finished; but even now, in the rough state, it's quite the most exceptional inspired thing you ever saw. She will exhibit it and become famous overnight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lighted one of Dr. Ferris's dgars with the care due to a thing of value, settled himself in a deep chair, and appeared by slightly paus- ing to be gathering scattered thoughts into a focus.
"Yes," he said at last, "there's no doubt about it.
I am about to be very impertinent. If you like you shall turn me out of your house, with or without kicks, as seems best to you. Barbara needs a nurse, and it seems to me you ought to know it; because in a way it's a reflection on you." "Quite so," said ...Dr. Ferris. "I am not at all pleased with Barbara. What has she done?" "Do you suppose it would be possible to get her interested in anything besides this sculpture business — ^before it's too late?" "Too late?" "Before she gets a taste of success." "But will she— ever?" Wihnot Allen nodded eagerly. "She will," he said.
"She is doing a head. It's far from finished; but even now, in the rough state, it's quite the most exceptional inspired thing you ever saw. She will exhibit it and become famous overnight.
What to read after The Penalty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Gouverneur, 1876-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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