Doudney, Sarah, 1843-1926, Kilburne, G. G · New York, Scribner and Welford · leaf 280
t come back and take up my duties just where Ilaid them down. I think now that I was wrong in evenhaving undertaken them. Not wrong because I did notknow enough to teach, but because I have not the gift ofimparting knowledge. Nor can I lead and guide girlsminds as some can lead and guide them. If… … HAMPLE APOLOGIES. 263 Only remember that you have friends at the rectory,—friends whom you have made happy by forgiving them. Uncle Barnaby was the next visitor; and he washarder to manage than the rector. He could not besatisfied with Cherrys decision, and deplored the blind-ness that had made her…
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