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<p style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Nevertheless, she said as he sat down, Charles, Im going to London to-night.Get a time-table. Oh, well, you can go back. Were going to a concert together. Its quite easy. I told you you were different from everybody else. And then, remembering Roses words, he leaned across the table towards her. The most beautiful and the best, he said severely. She drank it, looking at him between the spoonfuls. This was the man who had talked to her by the Monks Pool. Here was the same detachment he had shown then, and though the act of taking soup was not poetical, though the band blared and the place shone with many lights, she was taken back to that night among the trees, with the water lying darkly at her feet, keeping its own secrets; with the ducks quacking sleepily and unseen, and the water rats diving with a silken splash. Sternly she tried not to think of Francis Sales, who had deserted her. She might have known he would desert her. He had looked at Aunt Rose and she had seen him weaken, yet he had promised.
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In the thirty years since he had graduated, though separated from it only by two hundred miles, Mr.Sims had never revisited it. So is it always with the most faithful of the sons of learning. The illumination of the inner eye is better than the crude light of reality. College reunions are but for the noisy lip service of the shallow and the interested. The deeper affection glows in the absent heart. It was in the fullness of the spring time that we went, when the leaves are out on the college campus, and when Commencement draws near, and when all the college, even the students, are busy. Mr. Sims, I noted when I joined him at the train, was dressed as for the occasion. He wore a round straw hat with a coloured ribbon, and light grey suit, and a necktie with the garish colours of the college itself. Thus dressed, he leaned as lightly as his foot allowed him upon a yellow stick, and dreamed himself again an undergraduate. I had thought the purpose of his visit a mere curiosity bred in his disappointment.
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<p><span style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">17 Wherefore depart then from anger, and put on equanimity, and resist wrath; so then shalt be found with modesty and chastity by God.Take good heed, therefore, that thou neglect not this commandment. 18. For if thou shalt obey this command, then then shalt also be able to observe the other commandments which I shall command thee. 19 Wherefore strengthen thyself now in these commands, that then mayest live unto God. And whosoever shall observe these commandments shall live unto God. I COMMANDED thee, said he, in my first commandments, that thou shouldst keep faith and fear, and repentance. Yes, sir, said I. 2 He continued. But now I will shew thee the virtues of these commands, that then mayest know their effects; how they are prescribed alike to the just and unjust. 3 Do thou therefore believe the righteous, but give no credit to the unrighteous. For righteousness keepeth the right wav, but unrighteousness the wicked way. 4 Do thou therefore keep the right way, and leave that which is evil. </span></p>
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