Things By Their Right Names : a Novel 2
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Why keep a secret so injurious to yourself, so distressing to me?" " Oh, ask me not why/' said Caroline ; " I can conceive that soul and body part with less pain than this disco very costs me." 126 ft And do you prize the reputation of a worthless father, a father but in name, above the peace of one who is and will be more to you than ever father was?
Can you thus prefer the name to th thing?" " Oh, my uncle, have mercy on me I A parent is sacred. The child deserves reprobation that veils not a... parent's shame." " Thou martyr to thy duty !" said Mr.
Fitzosborn, "T will have mercy upon thee : — I will not now ask for the parti- culars of this nefarious business; but I must have them; and never more must you, shall you, hold intercourse with so worthless a parent." " Can it be permitted to a child," said Caroline, " to cast off a parent ?" " Hehas cast i/oworT," returned Mr. Fitz- osborn. " There is contamination, there is destruction, in communion with such an one ; you must not hold it : and be not disturbed by the prohibition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why keep a secret so injurious to yourself, so distressing to me?" " Oh, ask me not why/' said Caroline ; " I can conceive that soul and body part with less pain than this disco very costs me." 126 ft And do you prize the reputation of a worthless father, a father but in name, above the peace of one who is and will be more to you than ever father was?
Can you thus prefer the name to th thing?" " Oh, my uncle, have mercy on me I A parent is sacred. The child deserves reprobation that veils not a... parent's shame." " Thou martyr to thy duty !" said Mr.
Fitzosborn, "T will have mercy upon thee : — I will not now ask for the parti- culars of this nefarious business; but I must have them; and never more must you, shall you, hold intercourse with so worthless a parent." " Can it be permitted to a child," said Caroline, " to cast off a parent ?" " Hehas cast i/oworT," returned Mr. Fitz- osborn. " There is contamination, there is destruction, in communion with such an one ; you must not hold it : and be not disturbed by the prohibition.
What to read after Things By Their Right Names : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Alethea, 1749-1827 to read onlineMoreLess
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