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The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony (Volume 1 of 2)

CHAPTER VI
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At fifteen your mind was devoted to facts and phenomena; of late years you have been thinking of principles and ideas.

You are a keen critic, especially if you can put wit as a cracker on your whip; you can make people feel little and mean if they are so, and when you are vexed can say very sharp things.
You are a good judge of character.

You have a full development of language devoted rather to accuracy and definiteness of meaning than volubility; and yet I doubt not you talk fast when excited--that belongs to your temperament.

Your intellect is active and your mind more naturally runs in the channel of intellect than of feeling.

It seeks an intellectual development rather than to be developed through the affections merely.


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