"My temper I found a greater punishment to myself than to others, so I thought it high time to change it for a better." "You were perfectly right.

I have a better hope for your future than I once had.

I shall be able to make something out of you yet." This unlooked-for condescension on the part of Mr.Moncton, softened the hard feelings I had long cherished against him into a more Christian-like endurance of his peculiarities; and the conscientious discharge of my own duty taught me to consider his interests as my own..