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Mary Marston

CHAPTER LII
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He said himself he didn't come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance." "I wish I could repent." "You can, if you will." "I can't make myself sorry for what's gone and done with." "No; it wants him to do that.

But you can turn from your old ways, and ask him to take you for a pupil.

Aren't you willing to learn, if he be willing to teach you ?" "I don't know.

It's all so dull and stupid! I never could bear going to church." "It's not one bit like that! It's like going to your mother, and saying you're going to try to be a good boy, and not vex her any more." "I see.

It's all right, I dare say! But I've had as much of it as I can stand! You see, I'm not used to such things.


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