tlyleft her. 1 Now is it not strange, said Sarah whenshe went upstairs to her mothers room, thatHarriet should take offence so easily? < She will learn better by and by, 1 trust,said her mother, she will find that such follycosts her too much. * What do you mean by that, mother ?1 1 mean that by… … THE BEATITUDES. 83 * Now I dare say, said Sarah, l that shewill refuse to go with us this afternoon, and itis likely as not that she wont speak to me fora week to come., * Well, my dear, dont let there be any changein your manners towards her; at least, no dimi*nution of kindness and good will.…
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