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Excerpt from An Autobiography
I did, with 'please, sir, I heard him, too, ' my falsehood was discovered. I then could deny no longer; and my master sternly ordered me, when the school closed, to take my slate and books home with me, and never return to the school. I sat down moodily in my place, pondering on What had occurred, and revolving within my mind what course I should pursue; for I justly dreaded my father's anger, and felt convinced that he would not pass my offence by lightly. After mature consideration, I went to my master, admitted mv fault reasoned with him, and stated how much I feared my father's anger, should I be discharg ed from the school. Nor were my entreaties without the desired effect; for the good man relented, and I was par doued, my father never knowing any thing Of the matter.
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