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Mary Marston

CHAPTER LIV
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You do not feel wicked?
How do you know she did?
Besides, you hate, and she did not hate; she only wanted to take care of herself.

Lady Macbeth did not hate Duncan; she only wanted to give her husband his crown.

You only hate your brother; you would not, you say, do him any harm; and I believe you would not do him mere bodily harm; but, were things changed, so that hate-action became absolutely safe, I should have no confidence what you might not come to do.

No one can tell what wreck a gust of passion upon a sea of hate may work.

There are men a man might well kill, if he were anything less than ready to die for them.


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