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'Which is as much as to say that the prophet is to break no idols'

'You know I do not mean that, and you know, too, how incapable I au I

say I can now and then say so, but, when I have said it, I

run away'

'My dearest Clara,' Madge put her arm over her sister's shoulder as

they sat side by side, 'do not run away now; tell me just what you

think of me' Clara was silent for a minute

'I have sometimes wondered whether you have not demanded a little too

much of yourself and Frank It is always a question of how ether true, no love which is

altogether perfect You lected virtue or

devotion such as you could not find elsewhere, overlooking it because

so, or the lack of sympathy on some unimportant point, e'