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You perceive an evil and proceed at once, in your common sense way, to crush it, to stamp it out. YOU PERCEIVE AN EVIL AND PROCEED AT ONCE IN YOUR COMMON SENSE WAY TO CRUSH IT TO STAMP IT OUT
Kennaston; "a people who think depravity the soul of wit! Their art is mere artfulness. They care nothing for Nature." "No," Mrs. Haggage assented; "they prefer nastiness. _All_ French books are immoral. I ran across one the other day that was simply hideously indecent--unfit for a modest woman to read. And I can assure you that none of its author's other books are any better. I purchased the entire set at once and read them carefully, in order to make sure that I was perfectly justified in warning my working-girls' classes against them. I wish to misjudge no man--not even a member of a nation notoriously devoted to absinthe and illicit relations." She breathed heavily, and looked at Mr. Woods as if, somehow, he was responsible. Then she gave the name of the book to Petheridge Jukesbury. He wished to have it placed on the _Index Expurgatorius_ of the Brotherhood of Benevolence, he said. "Dear, dear," Felix Kennaston sighed, as Mr. Jukesbury made a note of it; "you are all so practical. RENCH AH THE FRENCH SIGHED MISTER CANNASTON A PEOPLE WHO THINK DEPRAVITY THE SOUL OF WIT THEIR ART IS MERE ARTFULNESS THEY CARE NOTHING FOR NATURE NO MISSUS HAGGARD ASSENTED THEY PREFER NASTINESS ALL FRENCH BOOKS ARE IMMORAL I RAN ACROSS ONE THE OTHER DAY THAT WAS SIMPLY HIDEOUSLY INDECENT UNFIT FOR A MODEST WOMAN TO READ AND I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT NONE OF ITS AUTHOR'S OTHER BOOKS ARE ANY BETTER I PURCHASED THE ENTIRE SET AT ONCE AND READ THEM CAREFULLY IN ORDER TO MAKE SURE THAT I WAS PERFECTLY JUSTIFIED IN WARNING MY WORKING GIRLS CLASSES AGAINST THEM I WISH TO MISJUDGE NO MAN NOT EVEN A MEMBER OF A NATION NOTORIOUSLY DEVOTED TO ABSENT AND ILLICIT RELATIONS SHE BREATHED HEAVILY AND LOOKED AT MISTER WORDS AS IF SOMEHOW HE WAS RESPONSIBLE THEN SHE GAVE THE NAME OF THE BOOK TO PETHERIDGE JUKESBURY HE WISHED TO HAVE IT PLACED ON THE INDEX EXPURGATORIUS OF THE BROTHER IN A BENEVOLENCE HE SAID DEAR DEAR FELIX CLASSED AND SIGHED AS MISTER JEWKESBURY MADE A NOTE OF IT YOU ARE ALL SO PRACTICAL
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