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Updated: April 30, 2025
O noble and heroic Soul, whom the outside purblind world misjudges, but whom your pupils partly saw, never through lives and deaths shall we repay the debt of gratitude we owe to you.
No one misjudges your loyalty.... And surely you see that the best service to your country is what you can do best." He sat down beside her, with serious frown and somber eyes. "Lenore, are you asking me not to go to war?" "Yes, I am," she replied. "I have thought it all over. I've given up my brother. I'd not ask you to stay home if you were needed at the front as much as here.
Oh, how could he," she cried. "How could he so misjudge and insult you!" "It is not me he misjudges, Alison, it is mankind, it is God. That is his terrible misfortune." Hodder released her tenderly. "You must see him you must tell him that when he needs you, you will come." "I will see him now, she said. You will wait for, me?"
But it was the first time that she prayed as they pray, for whom no more hope is left but in prayer. Here let me pause a moment for the sake of making somebody angry. A Frenchman, who sadly misjudges Kate, looking at her through a Parisian opera-glass, gives it as his opinion that, because Kate first records her prayer on this occasion, therefore, now first of all she prayed. I think not so.
But I've got to tell you all this rigmarole first, so you'll understand what's comin'. If I was to tell you about the dinner-party first you'd get a wrong idea about Mary. That's how folks misjudges one another.
When any person does ill by you, or speaks ill of you, remember that he acts or speaks from a supposition of its being his duty. Now, it is not possible that he should follow what appears right to you, but what appears so to himself. Therefore, if he misjudges, he is the person hurt, for he is the one deceived.
"But if he knew!" "Knew what? Why could you not ask after him, as after any other sick man? You have had a score or so of offers, and did not trouble yourself as to the fate of the lovelorn swains. Seems to me your conscience has been very tender in this case. And the fact that he misjudges you, thinks you callous, heartless, and is angry, troubles you beyond measure."
"Charles, you will not believe me, when I tell you I am sorry for this." "No; I will not." "Nevertheless, I am. Charles Stevens, you do not know me; the world misjudges me, and all future generations will do the same. Some things which I have done may seem harsh; yet I was commanded of Heaven to do them."
'I have bent to make the avowal I thought I never could have spoken, said Theodora. 'And there is my hope of you. Now for the next step. 'The next! what is it? 'Thankfully and meekly to accept the consequences of these sad errors. 'You mean this lonely, unsatisfactory life? 'And this displeasure of your father. 'But, indeed, he misjudges me.
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