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Taber, Susan

 
9781358428142: The Jewel of Their Souls

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He would have noticed her thin lips and curling nostrils and slim erect figure; and argued from them an impeccable reputation, high religious standing and Puritan upbringing; combining a thorough satisfaction with her position in this world, with an equal conviction of its continuance in the world to come. He might have noticed a certain Pharisaic attitude toward any one born outside her favoured class and city, barely concealed under a veneer of oldtime courtesy, thin and polished as steel and as impervious to all exterior impressions Yes, Mrs. Cofl Bnwas not only from New York, she was old-time New York itself, looking at you, speaking to you, and more than all judging you, by one infallible, inflexible standard. Was the man opposite her taking account of these things in true filial fashion, and criticising while he watched her? That was what Walter Coffin sbest friends had never been able to tell. His attitude toward her, however, might be summed up in a few words. She was his mother; she was good to him; and he accepted her as he did other inevitable things, with contentment.
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