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"
No
.
If
I
get
a
little
thin
,
it
is
with
anxiety
about
my
prospects
,
yet
unsettled
--
my
departure
,
continually
procrastinated
.
Only
this
morning
,
I
received
intelligence
that
the
successor
,
whose
arrival
I
have
been
so
long
expecting
,
can
not
be
ready
to
replace
me
for
three
months
to
come
yet
;
and
perhaps
the
three
months
may
extend
to
six
.
"
"
You
tremble
and
become
flushed
whenever
Miss
Oliver
enters
the
schoolroom
.
"
Again
the
surprised
expression
crossed
his
face
.
He
had
not
imagined
that
a
woman
would
dare
to
speak
so
to
a
man
.
For
me
,
I
felt
at
home
in
this
sort
of
discourse
.
I
could
never
rest
in
communication
with
strong
,
discreet
,
and
refined
minds
,
whether
male
or
female
,
till
I
had
passed
the
outworks
of
conventional
reserve
,
and
crossed
the
threshold
of
confidence
,
and
won
a
place
by
their
heart
's
very
hearthstone
.
"
You
are
original
,
"
said
he
,
"
and
not
timid
.
There
is
something
brave
in
your
spirit
,
as
well
as
penetrating
in
your
eye
;
but
allow
me
to
assure
you
that
you
partially
misinterpret
my
emotions
.
You
think
them
more
profound
and
potent
than
they
are
.
You
give
me
a
larger
allowance
of
sympathy
than
I
have
a
just
claim
to
.
When
I
colour
,
and
when
I
shade
before
Miss
Oliver
,
I
do
not
pity
myself
.
I
scorn
the
weakness
.
I
know
it
is
ignoble
:
a
mere
fever
of
the
flesh
:
not
,
I
declare
,
the
convulsion
of
the
soul
.
That
is
just
as
fixed
as
a
rock
,
firm
set
in
the
depths
of
a
restless
sea
.
Know
me
to
be
what
I
am
--
a
cold
hard
man
.
"
I
smiled
incredulously
.
"
You
have
taken
my
confidence
by
storm
,
"
he
continued
,
"
and
now
it
is
much
at
your
service
.
I
am
simply
,
in
my
original
state
--
stripped
of
that
blood-bleached
robe
with
which
Christianity
covers
human
deformity
--
a
cold
,
hard
,
ambitious
man
.
Natural
affection
only
,
of
all
the
sentiments
,
has
permanent
power
over
me
.
Reason
,
and
not
feeling
,
is
my
guide
;
my
ambition
is
unlimited
:
my
desire
to
rise
higher
,
to
do
more
than
others
,
insatiable
.
I
honour
endurance
,
perseverance
,
industry
,
talent
;
because
these
are
the
means
by
which
men
achieve
great
ends
and
mount
to
lofty
eminence
.
I
watch
your
career
with
interest
,
because
I
consider
you
a
specimen
of
a
diligent
,
orderly
,
energetic
woman
:
not
because
I
deeply
compassionate
what
you
have
gone
through
,
or
what
you
still
suffer
.
"
"
You
would
describe
yourself
as
a
mere
pagan
philosopher
,
"
I
said
.
"
No
.
There
is
this
difference
between
me
and
deistic
philosophers
:
I
believe
;
and
I
believe
the
Gospel
.
You
missed
your
epithet
.
I
am
not
a
pagan
,
but
a
Christian
philosopher
--
a
follower
of
the
sect
of
Jesus
.
As
His
disciple
I
adopt
His
pure
,
His
merciful
,
His
benignant
doctrines
.
I
advocate
them
:
I
am
sworn
to
spread
them
.
Won
in
youth
to
religion
,
she
has
cultivated
my
original
qualities
thus
:
-
From
the
minute
germ
,
natural
affection
,
she
has
developed
the
overshadowing
tree
,
philanthropy
.
From
the
wild
stringy
root
of
human
uprightness
,
she
has
reared
a
due
sense
of
the
Divine
justice
.
Of
the
ambition
to
win
power
and
renown
for
my
wretched
self
,
she
has
formed
the
ambition
to
spread
my
Master
's
kingdom
;
to
achieve
victories
for
the
standard
of
the
cross
.
So
much
has
religion
done
for
me
;
turning
the
original
materials
to
the
best
account
;
pruning
and
training
nature
.
But
she
could
not
eradicate
nature
:
nor
will
it
be
eradicated
'
till
this
mortal
shall
put
on
immortality
.
'
"
