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Excerpt from Sister Jane Her Friends and Acquaintances: A Narrative of Certain Events and Episodes Transcribed From the Papers of the Late William Wornum
On these occasions I said nothing, for I knew that her reasons, however illogical they might he, were good and sufficient from her point of view. Logic becomes almost impertinent when it begins to strut before the door of views and beliefs that are unchangeable. So far as sister Jane was concerned, the whole village knew of her peculiar ities, her strong will, her firm opinions, and the sharp ?avor she conveyed into the most ordinary discussions; the whole village knew of these, but only a few knew how thin and frail a partition stood ?uttering between the shrewd tongue and the tender heart. None knew as I knew - none could know.
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