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461
"
But
I
feel
this
,
Helen
;
I
must
dislike
those
who
,
whatever
I
do
to
please
them
,
persist
in
disliking
me
;
I
must
resist
those
who
punish
me
unjustly
.
It
is
as
natural
as
that
I
should
love
those
who
show
me
affection
,
or
submit
to
punishment
when
I
feel
it
is
deserved
.
"
462
"
Heathens
and
savage
tribes
hold
that
doctrine
,
but
Christians
and
civilised
nations
disown
it
.
"
463
"
How
?
I
do
n't
understand
.
"
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464
"
It
is
not
violence
that
best
overcomes
hate
--
nor
vengeance
that
most
certainly
heals
injury
.
"
465
"
What
then
?
"
466
"
Read
the
New
Testament
,
and
observe
what
Christ
says
,
and
how
He
acts
;
make
His
word
your
rule
,
and
His
conduct
your
example
.
"
467
"
What
does
He
say
?
"
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"
Love
your
enemies
;
bless
them
that
curse
you
;
do
good
to
them
that
hate
you
and
despitefully
use
you
.
"
469
"
Then
I
should
love
Mrs.
Reed
,
which
I
can
not
do
;
I
should
bless
her
son
John
,
which
is
impossible
.
"
470
In
her
turn
,
Helen
Burns
asked
me
to
explain
,
and
I
proceeded
forthwith
to
pour
out
,
in
my
own
way
,
the
tale
of
my
sufferings
and
resentments
.
Bitter
and
truculent
when
excited
,
I
spoke
as
I
felt
,
without
reserve
or
softening
.