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A Laodicean

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Why?
Well, I will own--from cowardice--fear lest I should be reasoned out of my plan.

I am going to steal from the world, Paula, from the social world, for whose gaieties and ambitions I never had much liking, and whose circles I have not the ability to grace.

My home, and resting-place till the great rest comes, is with the Protestant Sisterhood at -- ---.

Whatever shortcomings may be found in such a community, I believe that I shall be happier there than in any other place.
'Whatever you may think of my judgment in taking this step, I can assure you that I have not done it without consideration.

My reasons are good, and my determination is unalterable.


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