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me
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, and the rooms filled with sunshine, but unlighted by her presence, seemed to reiterate to me:
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You are all alone
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, the said dinner being conspicuous by its absence. If I was away for two evenings running from the hospitable house in the terrace, Mrs. Scott would come down to see what had happened, and many a time the supper there was of real physical value to me. Well might I write, in 1879, when Thomas Scott lay dead:
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It was Thomas Scott whose house was open to me when my need was sorest, and he never knew, this generous noble heart, how sometimes, when I went in, weary and overdone, from a long day's study in the British Museum, with scarce food to struggle through the day--he never knew how his genial 'Well, little lady', in welcoming tone, cheered the then utter loneliness of my life. To no living man or woman--save one--do I owe the debt of gratitude that I owe to Thomas Scott.
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, I can now look on them without regret. More, I am glad to have passed through them, for they have taught me how to sympathise with those who are struggling as I struggled then, and I never can hear the words fall from pale lips:
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I am hungry
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With a great price obtained I this freedom, and having paid the price, I revelled in the Liberty I had bought. Mr. Scott's valuable library was at my service; his keen brain challenged my opinions, probed my assertions, and suggested phases of thought hitherto untouched. I studied harder than ever, and the study now was unchecked by any fear of possible consequences. I had nothing left of the old faith save belief in
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, and that began slowly to melt away. The Theistic axiom:
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If there be a God at all he must be at least as good as his highest creature , began with an
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, and to that
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I turned my attention.
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Of all impossible things , writes Miss Frances Power Cobbe,
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But, I questioned, are we sure that there is a Creator? Granted that, if there is, he must be above his highest creature, but--is there such a being?
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The ground , says the Rev. Charles Voysey,