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"

Yet

it

would

be

your

duty

to

bear

it

,

if

you

could

not

avoid

it

:

it

is

weak

and

silly

to

say

you

can

not

bear

what

it

is

your

fate

to

be

required

to

bear

.

"

I

heard

her

with

wonder

:

I

could

not

comprehend

this

doctrine

of

endurance

;

and

still

less

could

I

understand

or

sympathise

with

the

forbearance

she

expressed

for

her

chastiser

.

Still

I

felt

that

Helen

Burns

considered

things

by

a

light

invisible

to

my

eyes

.

I

suspected

she

might

be

right

and

I

wrong

;

but

I

would

not

ponder

the

matter

deeply

;

like

Felix

,

I

put

it

off

to

a

more

convenient

season

.

"

You

say

you

have

faults

,

Helen

:

what

are

they

?

To

me

you

seem

very

good

.

"

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"

Then

learn

from

me

,

not

to

judge

by

appearances

:

I

am

,

as

Miss

Scatcherd

said

,

slatternly

;

I

seldom

put

,

and

never

keep

,

things

,

in

order

;

I

am

careless

;

I

forget

rules

;

I

read

when

I

should

learn

my

lessons

;

I

have

no

method

;

and

sometimes

I

say

,

like

you

,

I

can

not

bear

to

be

subjected

to

systematic

arrangements

.

This

is

all

very

provoking

to

Miss

Scatcherd

,

who

is

naturally

neat

,

punctual

,

and

particular

.

"

"

And

cross

and

cruel

,

"

I

added

;

but

Helen

Burns

would

not

admit

my

addition

:

she

kept

silence

.

"

Is

Miss

Temple

as

severe

to

you

as

Miss

Scatcherd

?

"

At

the

utterance

of

Miss

Temple

's

name

,

a

soft

smile

flitted

over

her

grave

face

.

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"

Miss

Temple

is

full

of

goodness

;

it

pains

her

to

be

severe

to

any

one

,

even

the

worst

in

the

school

:

she

sees

my

errors

,

and

tells

me

of

them

gently

;

and

,

if

I

do

anything

worthy

of

praise

,

she

gives

me

my

meed

liberally

.

One

strong

proof

of

my

wretchedly

defective

nature

is

,

that

even

her

expostulations

,

so

mild

,

so

rational

,

have

not

influence

to

cure

me

of

my

faults

;

and

even

her

praise

,

though

I

value

it

most

highly

,

can

not

stimulate

me

to

continued

care

and

foresight

.

"

"

That

is

curious

,

"

said

I

,

"

it

is

so

easy

to

be

careful

.

"

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