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What Necessity Knows

CHAPTER XVI
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Her eyes wandered over the scene, the bright colour upon it rousing just enough interest to keep her standing there: her thoughts were within.
Sophia Rexford had set herself, like many a saint of olden and modern times, to crush within her all selfishness; and the result had been the result of all such effort when it is staunch and honest--to show that that against which she was warring was no mere mood or bad habit, to be overcome by directing the life on a nobler plan, but a living thing, with a vitality so strong that it seemed as if God Himself must have given it life.

She stood now baffled, as she had often been before, by her invincible enemy.

Where was the selfless temper of mind that was her ideal?
Certainly not within her.

She was too candid to suppose for a moment that the impatient scorn she felt for those with whom she had been talking approached in any way to that humility and love that are required of the Christian.

She felt overwhelmed by surging waves of evil within.


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