A PAin OF BLUE EYES.
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motives in one
more vexing
to
or
It
is
and he misunderstands
cannot be easy
I
instances.
be misunderstood than to
Le misrepresented me.
two
Avhilst a
person goes
me
to rest night after night attributing to intentions I never had.' '
He
doesn't
know your name,
And he
thing about you. forgotten there
by
is
or any-
has doubtless
such a book in existence
this time.' '
I
myself should certainly
like
him
to
be put right upon one or two matters,' said the vicar,
who had
'You
critics
see,
hitherto been
silent.
go on writing, and are
never corrected or argued with, and therefore are never improved.' ^
to
Papa,' said Elfride brightening,
him ^
I
^
write
!'
would
as soon write to
at him, for the
matter of
him
as look
that,' said
Mr.
Swancourt. ^
Do
!
And
say, the
young person who
wrote the book did not adopt a masculine
