The Siege of Youth
The Siege of Youth
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I hate, hate, hate men, taking them altogether. They are like little children who build block houses, and then attack their own work. So it is with our belief in men's goodness. They no sooner erect beautiful tem- ples of it in our hearts than they must undermine their own precious foundations." These opinions were lost on Mrs. O' Byrne, which was quite as well, as they were too heretical for an honest married woman to entertain.
To tell the truth, one can do no better than to end this chapter ...of doubt and darkness by quot- ing dear ould Casey's never-failing ultimatum. He was the oracle of the Terrace, and did any one lose his friend or his necktie, did a young giddy lady fly out of a burning house, taking some infinitesimally small thing (and frivolous also) like her best bronze Oxford ties, leaving her wits, her family, and her fortune, why, ould Casey must sit on the case, assisted by Gambrinus. And each time after he had drunk beer enough to make all heights and depths one vast, glad plain to him, the dear old man would say his mind, as I reproduce it to you : — " Oh, God help them !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hate, hate, hate men, taking them altogether. They are like little children who build block houses, and then attack their own work. So it is with our belief in men's goodness. They no sooner erect beautiful tem- ples of it in our hearts than they must undermine their own precious foundations." These opinions were lost on Mrs. O' Byrne, which was quite as well, as they were too heretical for an honest married woman to entertain.
To tell the truth, one can do no better than to end this chapter ...of doubt and darkness by quot- ing dear ould Casey's never-failing ultimatum. He was the oracle of the Terrace, and did any one lose his friend or his necktie, did a young giddy lady fly out of a burning house, taking some infinitesimally small thing (and frivolous also) like her best bronze Oxford ties, leaving her wits, her family, and her fortune, why, ould Casey must sit on the case, assisted by Gambrinus. And each time after he had drunk beer enough to make all heights and depths one vast, glad plain to him, the dear old man would say his mind, as I reproduce it to you : — " Oh, God help them !
What to read after The Siege of Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie a Fannie Asa Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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