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191
But
suppose
they
don
t
?
said
practical
Jane
.
192
I
wouldn
t
whip
them
anyhow
.
I
m
sure
it
wouldn
t
do
any
good
.
Oh
,
don
t
whip
your
pupils
,
Jane
dear
,
no
matter
what
they
do
.
193
What
do
you
think
about
it
,
Gilbert
?
demanded
Jane
.
Don
t
you
think
there
are
some
children
who
really
need
a
whipping
now
and
then
?
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194
Don
t
you
think
it
s
a
cruel
,
barbarous
thing
to
whip
a
child
.
.
.
ANY
child
?
exclaimed
Anne
,
her
face
flushing
with
earnestness
.
195
Well
,
said
Gilbert
slowly
,
torn
between
his
real
convictions
and
his
wish
to
measure
up
to
Anne
s
ideal
,
there
s
something
to
be
said
on
both
sides
.
I
don
t
believe
in
whipping
children
MUCH
.
I
think
,
as
you
say
,
Anne
,
that
there
are
better
ways
of
managing
as
a
rule
,
and
that
corporal
punishment
should
be
a
last
resort
.
But
on
the
other
hand
,
as
Jane
says
,
I
believe
there
is
an
occasional
child
who
can
t
be
influenced
in
any
other
way
and
who
,
in
short
,
needs
a
whipping
and
would
be
improved
by
it
.
Corporal
punishment
as
a
last
resort
is
to
be
my
rule
.
196
Gilbert
,
having
tried
to
please
both
sides
,
succeeded
,
as
is
usual
and
eminently
right
,
in
pleasing
neither
.
Jane
tossed
her
head
.
197
I
ll
whip
my
pupils
when
they
re
naughty
.
It
s
the
shortest
and
easiest
way
of
convincing
them
.
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199
Anne
gave
Gilbert
a
disappointed
glance
.
200
I
shall
never
whip
a
child
,
she
repeated
firmly
.
I
feel
sure
it
isn
t
either
right
or
necessary
.