Their visions of the triumph of justice captivated her and warmed her heart.

As she listened to their recital of future victories, she involuntarily sighed with an unknown sorrow.

But what touched her above all was their simplicity, their beautiful, grand, generous unconcern for themselves.
She had already come to understand a great deal of what was said about life.

She felt they had in reality discovered the true source of the people's misfortune, and it became a habit with her to agree with their thoughts.

But at the bottom of her heart she did not believe that they could remake the whole of life according to their idea, or that they would have strength enough to gather all the working people about their fire.