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"What is thethe matter?" I replied

"Yes What is it?"

"How can you see it, Christian?"

"I?" - said he "I see right through your eyes, back into the

thought that looks out of theht?"

"The root of it Yes I see that you are preoccupied, and

troubled; - and tre You, my Daisy?

"Can I quite help it, Christian?"

"Can you quite trust the Lord?"

"But, - not that He will always save me from what I fear"

"No; not that Let Him save you from the fear"

"How have you learned so much about it, sothen, I know

"I have had tiently "All those inable distance from me,

actually and morally, - and prospectively, - do you think I

had no chance to exercise ht out that probleton the winter of '61?" I asked, changing

the subject; for I could not bear it

"Part of that winter," he said, with a somewhat surprised look

at me

"Did you meet in society here that winter a Miss St Clair,

who used to be once a schoolmate of mine? - very handso about her having been

at school with you, or I think I should have sought her

acquaintance"