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Penelope’s Irish Experiences

CHAPTER XV
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Dr.La Touche does not belong to either of these two classes: he is not warm, magnetic, powerful, impressive: neither is he by any means destitute of vital organs; but his personality is blurred in some way.

He seems a bit remote, absentminded, and a trifle, just a trifle, over-resigned.

Privately, I think a man can afford to be resigned only to one thing, and that is the will of God; against all other odds I prefer to see him fight till the last armed foe expires.

Dr.La Touche is devotedly attached to his children, but quite helpless in their hands; so that he never looks at them with pleasure or comfort or pride, but always with an anxiety as to what they may do next.

I understand him better now that I know the circumstances of which he has been the product.


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