35/65 You ought either to believe in your father or else be silent about him." "Why ?" "Why! Surely we should hide the failings of those we love? But please excuse me:" (Conolly's eyes had opened a little wider) "I am lecturing you, without the least right to. It is a failing of mine which you must not mind." "Not at all. Youve a right to your opinion. But the world would never get on if every practical man were to stand by his father's mistakes. |