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The Morgesons

CHAPTER XII
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The only annoyance, visible to me, that I can remember, was one between her and father on the subject of charity.

He was for giving to all needy persons, while she only desired to bestow it on the deserving, but they had renounced the wish of manufacturing each other's habits and opinions.

Whether mother ever desired the expression of that exaltation of feeling which only lasts in a man while he is in love, I cannot say.

It was not for me to know her heart.

It is not ordained that these beautiful secrets of feeling should be revealed, where they might prove to be the sweetest knowledge we could have.
Though the days flew by, days filled with the busy nothings of prosperity, they bore no meaning.


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