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451
"
For
you
I
have
no
doubt
it
is
.
I
observed
you
in
your
class
this
morning
,
and
saw
you
were
closely
attentive
:
your
thoughts
never
seemed
to
wander
while
Miss
Miller
explained
the
lesson
and
questioned
you
.
Now
,
mine
continually
rove
away
;
when
I
should
be
listening
to
Miss
Scatcherd
,
and
collecting
all
she
says
with
assiduity
,
often
I
lose
the
very
sound
of
her
voice
;
I
fall
into
a
sort
of
dream
.
Sometimes
I
think
I
am
in
Northumberland
,
and
that
the
noises
I
hear
round
me
are
the
bubbling
of
a
little
brook
which
runs
through
Deepden
,
near
our
house
;
--
then
,
when
it
comes
to
my
turn
to
reply
,
I
have
to
be
awakened
;
and
having
heard
nothing
of
what
was
read
for
listening
to
the
visionary
brook
,
I
have
no
answer
ready
.
"
452
"
Yet
how
well
you
replied
this
afternoon
.
"
453
"
It
was
mere
chance
;
the
subject
on
which
we
had
been
reading
had
interested
me
.
This
afternoon
,
instead
of
dreaming
of
Deepden
,
I
was
wondering
how
a
man
who
wished
to
do
right
could
act
so
unjustly
and
unwisely
as
Charles
the
First
sometimes
did
;
and
I
thought
what
a
pity
it
was
that
,
with
his
integrity
and
conscientiousness
,
he
could
see
no
farther
than
the
prerogatives
of
the
crown
.
If
he
had
but
been
able
to
look
to
a
distance
,
and
see
how
what
they
call
the
spirit
of
the
age
was
tending
!
Still
,
I
like
Charles
--
I
respect
him
--
I
pity
him
,
poor
murdered
king
!
Yes
,
his
enemies
were
the
worst
:
they
shed
blood
they
had
no
right
to
shed
.
How
dared
they
kill
him
!
"
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454
Helen
was
talking
to
herself
now
:
she
had
forgotten
I
could
not
very
well
understand
her
--
that
I
was
ignorant
,
or
nearly
so
,
of
the
subject
she
discussed
.
I
recalled
her
to
my
level
.
455
"
And
when
Miss
Temple
teaches
you
,
do
your
thoughts
wander
then
?
"
456
"
No
,
certainly
,
not
often
;
because
Miss
Temple
has
generally
something
to
say
which
is
newer
than
my
own
reflections
;
her
language
is
singularly
agreeable
to
me
,
and
the
information
she
communicates
is
often
just
what
I
wished
to
gain
.
"
457
"
Well
,
then
,
with
Miss
Temple
you
are
good
?
"
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458
"
Yes
,
in
a
passive
way
:
I
make
no
effort
;
I
follow
as
inclination
guides
me
.
There
is
no
merit
in
such
goodness
.
"
459
"
A
great
deal
:
you
are
good
to
those
who
are
good
to
you
.
It
is
all
I
ever
desire
to
be
.
If
people
were
always
kind
and
obedient
to
those
who
are
cruel
and
unjust
,
the
wicked
people
would
have
it
all
their
own
way
:
they
would
never
feel
afraid
,
and
so
they
would
never
alter
,
but
would
grow
worse
and
worse
.
When
we
are
struck
at
without
a
reason
,
we
should
strike
back
again
very
hard
;
I
am
sure
we
should
--
so
hard
as
to
teach
the
person
who
struck
us
never
to
do
it
again
.
"
460
"
You
will
change
your
mind
,
I
hope
,
when
you
grow
older
:
as
yet
you
are
but
a
little
untaught
girl
.
"