The Poacher And His Family
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' ' You should not have been with Jem Burke, ' said Mr. Garnet, speaking mildly, 'and then he would not have had an opportunity of insulting you, and of taunting you about your father. Ah, Willy, Willy ; don't you know, ' continued the kind speaker, ' that it was mixing up with bad society that eh, Willy, you know what I could say, but do not wish to say so as to hurt your feelings. But you should have learnt wisdom, Willy, by what your parents have both of them suffered, and are suffering, and... by what you also have suffered. ' ' And Willy, *' Mr. Garnet went on to say, ' don't 36 THE POACHEB you remember what you have learned at the Sunday- school, about returning good for evil ; and about Jesus Christ, " who, when he was reviled, reviled not again ; when he suffered, he threatened not :" and who has left us an example that we should follow in his steps, and be like him ? Eh, Willy ?' Yes, Willy could not deny that he knew something about that ; but then it was very hard, he thought, to bear such things patiently, However, he went home, and washed his face, and cooled down his temper ; and from that time he left off playing in the streets, and quite broke off the slight acquaint- ance he had formed with Jem Burke, and that was a good thing, for it was not long after that skirmish between the two boys, that Jem got into trouble and narrowly escaped being sent to prison for stealing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' You should not have been with Jem Burke, ' said Mr. Garnet, speaking mildly, 'and then he would not have had an opportunity of insulting you, and of taunting you about your father. Ah, Willy, Willy ; don't you know, ' continued the kind speaker, ' that it was mixing up with bad society that eh, Willy, you know what I could say, but do not wish to say so as to hurt your feelings. But you should have learnt wisdom, Willy, by what your parents have both of them suffered, and are suffering, and... by what you also have suffered. ' ' And Willy, *' Mr. Garnet went on to say, ' don't 36 THE POACHEB you remember what you have learned at the Sunday- school, about returning good for evil ; and about Jesus Christ, " who, when he was reviled, reviled not again ; when he suffered, he threatened not :" and who has left us an example that we should follow in his steps, and be like him ? Eh, Willy ?' Yes, Willy could not deny that he knew something about that ; but then it was very hard, he thought, to bear such things patiently, However, he went home, and washed his face, and cooled down his temper ; and from that time he left off playing in the streets, and quite broke off the slight acquaint- ance he had formed with Jem Burke, and that was a good thing, for it was not long after that skirmish between the two boys, that Jem got into trouble and narrowly escaped being sent to prison for stealing.
What to read after The Poacher And His Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whymper to read onlineMoreLess
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