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Warlock o’ Glenwarlock

CHAPTER XXIII
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The REAL education of the youth is enough for my narrative.
His mind was too much filled with high hopes and lofty judgments, to be tempted like a common nature in the new circumstances in which he found himself.

There are not a few who, believing of others as they are themselves, and teaching as they practise, represent the youth of the nation as necessarily vile; but let not the pure thence imagine there is no one pure but himself.

There is life in our nation yet, and a future for her yet, none the less that the weak and cowardly and self-indulgent neither enter into the kingdom of God, nor work any salvation in the earth.

Cosmo left the university at least as clean as he went to it.
He had few companions.

Those whom he liked best could not give him much.


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