The Wages of Sin, a Novel 1
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Fundamentally your demand may be a noble one. But a free response to it must unquestion- ably leave us poorer by the loss of much which is not only of high esthetic interest and value, but of high moral value likewise.' ' I don't pretend to know anything about that,' Lancelot said quietly, standing very large, hot, and stiff, in the middle of the room. ' All I know is if you've ever cared for one woman, it makes you care about what you call womanhood in the abstract too, somehow. A wrong done, ...or going to be done, to any woman, seems, in a way, like a wrong to her — and — and — well, you want to go and punch the brute's head v/ho's done it — that's all.' Aldham looked curiously at the young man. He laughed a little, presumably at the grammar which, in the struggle Xo e:x press his thoughts poor Lancelot had let go so very far astray.
Miss'Mury Crookenden, I17 *You take the matter with a really embarrassing de- gree of seriousness/ he said. 'You are a critic armed with a bludgeon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fundamentally your demand may be a noble one. But a free response to it must unquestion- ably leave us poorer by the loss of much which is not only of high esthetic interest and value, but of high moral value likewise.' ' I don't pretend to know anything about that,' Lancelot said quietly, standing very large, hot, and stiff, in the middle of the room. ' All I know is if you've ever cared for one woman, it makes you care about what you call womanhood in the abstract too, somehow. A wrong done, ...or going to be done, to any woman, seems, in a way, like a wrong to her — and — and — well, you want to go and punch the brute's head v/ho's done it — that's all.' Aldham looked curiously at the young man. He laughed a little, presumably at the grammar which, in the struggle Xo e:x press his thoughts poor Lancelot had let go so very far astray.
Miss'Mury Crookenden, I17 *You take the matter with a really embarrassing de- gree of seriousness/ he said. 'You are a critic armed with a bludgeon.
What to read after The Wages of Sin, a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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