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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Soul of a Bishop by H. G. Wells: "Is this taking care of her?" he asked.
"If you hadn't telegraphed--!" she cried with a threat in her
voice, and left it at that.
"Perhaps I feel about her--rather as if she was as strong as
I am--in those ways. Perhaps I shouldn't. I could hardly endure
myself, Sir--cut off from her. And a sort of blank. Nothing
said."
"You want to work out your own salvation," said Scrope to his
daughter.
"No one else can," she answered. "I'm--I'm grown up."
"Even if it hurts?"
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