It was not an affair of the conscience; it was vaguely based upon insolence and defiance. "Constance—or, rather, Mrs. She hesitated, and for a moment thought of omitting her second verse altogether. “You see,” he said, “from my point of view you’re grown up— you’re as old as all the goddesses and the contemporary of any man alive. ‘Mademoiselle,’ he had greeted her, entering the little private parlour where, Martha being at prayer in their room, she sat alone, reading over and over the letter Mother Abbess had given her and revolving plans in her head.
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