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Second Thoughts. from I t. Nor is her pillow unwet by manybriny tears; tears that though no one sees them, she is heartily ashamed of shedding, and yet cannot keep back. Their origin is partly for we cannot change our natures in a moment, no, nor yet in two months a smarting pride at having her will,met. fgice to face in single combat, and worsted IS ykriotfier still robuster one ;at ikvihgf.-h er: jjiidgme nt called in question, her ignorance compassionated, and her cherished plans quietly but irrevocably upset. I have not sufficient control over my temper, she says to herself, weeping; but oh! I should have been more than human if I had kept it! He is a good man, she says, sitting up in bed, in the dark, and wiping her eyes upright, honourable, true; but his sympathies are narrow, his aims low, his prejudices inveterate ;he has i no feeling for the large needs of humanity.
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