The Puritans
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Does it seem to you that a man who has so little control over himself is a fit leader for others? Can't you see that you have brooded over this question of celibacy until you are completely morbid ? Find some wholesome, right- minded woman, Mr. Ashe ; love her and marry her, and be done with all this wretched, unwholesome mawkishness. As for me, when I married once, I married for life. My son wiU never be given a second father." He had risen also, and his self-possession had re- turned to him.
..." I have annoyed you," he said with a new dignity.
"You are perhaps right in saying that I am morbid, but in what I said to-day I was trying to put self entirely out of the question. There is only one thing more that I want to say ; and that is that it is not fair to judge our order by me. I know only too well 296 THE PURITANS liow natural it is that you should think all the men at the Clergy House weak and despicable like me ; but that is not so. They are sincere, self-forgetful fel- lows. You have seen my friend Wynne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does it seem to you that a man who has so little control over himself is a fit leader for others? Can't you see that you have brooded over this question of celibacy until you are completely morbid ? Find some wholesome, right- minded woman, Mr. Ashe ; love her and marry her, and be done with all this wretched, unwholesome mawkishness. As for me, when I married once, I married for life. My son wiU never be given a second father." He had risen also, and his self-possession had re- turned to him.
..." I have annoyed you," he said with a new dignity.
"You are perhaps right in saying that I am morbid, but in what I said to-day I was trying to put self entirely out of the question. There is only one thing more that I want to say ; and that is that it is not fair to judge our order by me. I know only too well 296 THE PURITANS liow natural it is that you should think all the men at the Clergy House weak and despicable like me ; but that is not so. They are sincere, self-forgetful fel- lows. You have seen my friend Wynne.
What to read after The Puritans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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