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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Beast in the Jungle by Henry James: at all be the thing I was marked out to feel?"
She met him perhaps less directly, but she met him unperturbed.
"You take your 'feelings' for granted. You were to suffer your
fate. That was not necessarily to know it."
"How in the world--when what is such knowledge but suffering?"
She looked up at him a while in silence. "No--you don't
understand."
"I suffer," said John Marcher.
"Don't, don't!"
"How can I help at least THAT?"
"DON'T!" May Bartram repeated.
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