Sense—a_ useful quality for women, they have a cheap time with out it; let em appear what fools they like—some men like em silty, four they'd best have their wits about them underneath; and, Mess their hearts, most of em have, say that for them!
There are people who are less conscious of unpleasant things when they are there than of their when they are not.
Finding things monotonous is, to a certain extent, temperamental.
The law has a curious superiority to some of the more ordinary human limitations.—From ''Rachel and Her Relations,' by Una L. Silhertad.
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