Nor was it long before she herself understood it in this way, though dimly and uncertainly.

She found herself looking on things with eyes which somehow had a changed power of vision.

With remarkable abruptness, certain of her habits fell from her, and she remembered them only with distaste, even with disgust.

And one day she said to herself passionately that never would she wed again--never, never! She was experiencing for the first time in her life a form of liberty.
Not that her faith had received any shock.

To her undeveloped mind every tenet in which she had been instructed was still valid.