I see no longer as in a glass darkly, but in the light of reason, made clear by the more interior light of Revelation." "And the same is true with me," I replied.

"We may well say that it was good to have known her.

She was so true, so just, so unconscious of self, that truth, justice, and unselfishness were always lovelier in your eyes for having seen them illustrated in her person.

And there was no pious cant about her.

No parade of her unworthiness; no solemn aspects, nor obtrusive writings of bitter things against herself.