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A Life’s Morning

CHAPTER XIV
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I don't like to think of her as she might have been without it.

What was it Beatrice called me yesterday?
A materialist; yes, a materialist.

It was a reproach, though she said it in the kindest way; I took it as a compliment.

We can't get out of the world of material; how long will the mind support itself on an insufficient supply of dry bread ?' Wilfrid's intellectual sympathies were being aroused by his new friend's original way of talking.

He began to feel a keen satisfaction at having her near him in these troubles.
'Do you think,' he asked, returning to his immediate needs, 'that I might write to her ?' 'Not yet; you mustn't think of it yet.' 'Does Mrs.Hood--' he hesitated.


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