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CHAPTER I
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Yet Miss Quincey's strength was in her limitations.

It was the strength of unreasoning but undying conviction.
Nothing could shake her belief in the supreme importance of arithmetic and the majesty of its elementary rules.

Pale and persistent and intolerably meek, she hammered hard facts into the brain with a sort of muffled stroke, hammered till the hardest stuck by reason of their hardness, for she was a teacher of the old school.

Thus in her own way she made her mark.

Among the other cyphers, the irrelevant and insignificant figure of Miss Quincey was indelibly engraved on many an immortal soul.


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