The Gadfly by E. L. (Ethel Lillian) Voynich
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"Gemma, your father is a Protestant." After a little pause she looked round at him frankly. "Look here, we had better leave this subject alone. You are always intolerant when you talk about Protestants." "I didn't mean to be intolerant. But I think Protestants are generally intolerant when they talk about priests." "I dare say. Anyhow, we have so often quarreled over this subject that it is not worth while to begin again. What did you think of the lecture?" "I liked it very much--especially the last part. I was glad he spoke so strongly about the need of living the Republic, not dreaming of it. It is as Christ said: 'The Kingdom of Heaven is within you.'" "It was just that part that I didn't like. He talked so much of the wonderful things we ought to think and feel and be, but he never told us practically what we ought to do." "When the time of crisis comes there will be |
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