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"You said you knew all about it," Susanna complained, her eyes rebukeful, her tone a tone of disappointment. "Oh, that was a manner of speaking," Anthony quibbled, plausible and unperturbed. "I meant that I knew of its existence which, after all, is relatively a good deal, being vastly more than most people know."
"What?" cried Maria Dolores, surprised, rebukeful. "That a man is to become a holy priest?" "Oh, no," said John. "That fact alone, detached from special circumstances, might be a subject for rejoicing. But the fact that this particular man, in his special circumstances, is to become a priest well, I simply have no words to express my feeling." He threw out his arms, in a gesture of despair.
D ; he was not horrified nor was he sanctimoniously rebukeful, but met them all with a wide comprehension inexpressibly soothing to one writhing in the first agonies of doubt. "You forget one great principle that God is impassive, cannot suffer. Christ, quâ God, did not suffer, but as Son of Man and in His humanity.
Being a street-car conductor, the poor fellow neither understood women nor was understood by them. He accepted Kedzie's blow with resignation. He helped her down the step, his hand mellowing her arm and finding it ripe. She flung him a rebukeful glare that he did not get. He gave the two bells, and the car went away like a big lamp, leaving the world to darkness and to Kedzie.
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