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rfjHave you waited long , papa ? It is ttrty uttcle ' s fault—' notttine , for ever talking with him . He never will feel ; and while I itefcre Sueh trouble to keep my temper , he will look ao cool , as if he had no more blood than one of his own gold fish- —I am sure he has not more brain ; I do wish he were as brilliant !* c Gently , my
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tlWE& rWere not mischievous ; so that I did not , as they say mad ^ blk s d ^ , try to harm those whom they had loved the best— -so that «^ nrfadness would let me love you , ' ( and she threw her arms Krtobd her father ' s neck and kissed him tenderly , ) I would not ' ( fckre * I am sure my uncle ' s reason has never let him love any Jk * iy . * Well , and what was the argument about V * Oh ! theoldthing—plays a » d acting . ' Walter ' s brow darkened .
* What 1 is the matter , papa ? ' ' A passing pain—it is gone , my child . What beside ? ' ( There was a hint for you about George , that you gfoerhim too much licence : I wish there were more Georges in the world , and fewer uncles—not that I want any harm to happen to my uncle , but I do wish he would show something like feeling for any thing or any body . '— 'Well , but what - mischief
does he dof— ' Oh ! a great deal ; he makes people contented with doing nothing ; he makes them call that virtue which consists in having a * finfc hous * , and a fine park , and a fine carriage , and fine # 8 rVanfc « , and going to church regularly on a Sunday , and looking rbiy aolefrm , especially if you should see a poor man ' s child playing Wiui'k'dttifty . It is only necessary for people to seem happy to fttolte hitii look no Bolid , and apeak so freezingly , that the very hddHt ' t blbod in chilled within you . And so ne goes on living -aiid * tJtfrtWhg that b «* cau » e he doe » not murder my aunt , or beat KtVihia * 4 * get tipay every day , or swear at the servants , he is the moat virtuous man in all tke world . What does his virtue
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1835, page 520, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2648/page/20/
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