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She is an isicle, that chills whatever comes near it & having no sense-
bility herself, can have no [deleted]indulgence for[deleted] sympathy with [deletion] those who
have."

"It is you, d'Aubigne who have no mercy, or justice either. Where is the
woman more respected in socity than Miss Edwards, [deletion]

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"I allow it, I allow all you say. But if she is respected, it is not for
[deleted]the[deleted] any virtues & talents which she possesses, but, [deletion] because she is exempt from vice &
weakness. She is free from reproach; so is polished steel free from
rust when [deleted]kept[deleted] not exposed to the rain, more than she is, to collisions with the
passions or interests of others. [deletion] If her [deleted]life[deleted] course through
life has been undeviating, it is because she has no passions, no feelings
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to impel her from a strait line. - [deletion]