Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 157
equently been unjustlysuspected and accused bypeople who knew nothingof the facts, but based theirjudgment merely upon ap-pearances, as in this case. Butpeople who do not know thefacts in any matter havehardly the right to form,? r:much less to express, an ^unfavorable opinion of a fel-low-man.… … polite, and intelhgent, and the senatorpossibly feared he had hurt my feelings,when perhaps I had not merited such~ treatment, for after the Senate ad-journed he asked me the causeof the delay. I stated that I, had brought the book to himas soon as 1 could get it, butsaid nothing further, thinking…
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