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Download or read book Benedict Kavanagh written by George A. Birmingham and published by Theclassics.Us. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 80 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ... comrades in Mrs. Brett's lodging-house distrusted him a little, and were disinclined to make him entirely free of their company. They discovered that he read books, and this seemed to them an assumption of a kind of superiority very difficult to tolerate. Indeed, it is impossible to understand why anyone should read a book without being obliged to do so by the fear of the questions of some inquisitive examiner. Now-a-days, when authorities, like the Irish Board of National Education, insist upon their victims reading such works as ' Robinson Crusoe ' during school hours, the youth of the country becomes, naturally, very suspicious, and the reading even of story-books is sufficient to get a bad name for the person who is so ill-advised as to do it voluntarily. Unfortunately for Benedict, his reading had become an incurable habit. More than once he stayed at home of an evening by himself, when McCracken, Dunne, and Daly had plans on foot for natural enjoyment. It was well known that he had no examination to pass, and that his future did not in any way depend on his charging his memory with 163 n_2 the foolish things which the prigs of other generations had written and got printed. The inference was obvious. Benedict must himself be something of a prig. It took him some time to overcome the prejudice aroused against him. He did so at length; but only by showing that he was quite ready to take Ms part in the delights which appealed to his friends, and by never alluding in conversation to any subject of which the writers of books might be supposed to treat. Thus his habit of reading came to be looked upon as an eccentricity, quite unintelligible, but tolerable when it became clear that it did not result in a pose of superiority, or take the...
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