A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
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by the
constraint of accident merely.
Xot
that I object to the accident.'
^Why do you
don't
you
afraid to question
intense curiosity to see literary Mr.
—I
mean,
"svhy
about things?' Elfride
feel so quiet
was half
object
Knight was
him
so,
what the like,
but her
inside of
kept her going
Knight certainly did not mind being
on.
frank
Instances of this trait in
her.
^^'ith
men who have warm feelings, but are reticent from habit, may be recalled by all "When thev find a listener who can of us. by no
possibility
make
use of them, rival
them, or condemn them, reserved and even
men
suspicious
of the world become frank,
keenly enjoying the inner side
of their
frankness.
'Why straint,'
I don't
he
be^i^innino^s, is
mind
re2:)lied,
'is
the accidental conbecause, in
making
a cliance limitation of direction
often better than absolute freedom.' 'I see
—that
derstood what
is,
all
I
should
if I quite
un-
those ireneraHties mean.'
