Capitolo 34
Your simplicity, the my dear Emmeline in to imagine that all to that they visited
the house of Your father would be delicious and respectable as those that
Your second letter so eloquently described. Because it is so continually us
done command to be benevolent in our relationships one with another? Owe him/it
it is not because our Gran Master he/she knew that all of us had weakness, some more
what others? if everybody were as worthy and virtuous as some they appear, there
it would not be any need to practise such virtue; but it is in a mixed society
has called more frequently in play. More, we preserve ours really
the virtue and the pity, we have to be benevolent. We have to look on the weaknesses
of our individual-creatures with mercy and the gentleness, or as we demand us him
for us? I am not promoting in general for isolation, although my really
feelings prefer a calm life. I think a life of retirement it is proper for
we return selfish, and too much positive in the wisdom and purity of ours really
notions, too prejudiced against the our guilts of individuals. Society is a
you mirror, where we can see character human reflex in a variety of
shades, and with this, if our minds are tilted so, we can reach a best
knowledge of us. If, before we condemned others, we looked in
our own hearts, we am probable become more benevolent and humbler
to the same moment and our his/her own behavior it necessarily becomes more
protected. But with Your mother, my Emmeline and Your open
heart--not sophisticated as you/he/she can be--you won't go badly far never. Mother
you/he/she is anxiously looking at me, as if she feared that I am also practicing me
a lot. I feel my cheeks they are painfully lined up the text, and therefore I will respect
his/her kind suggestion. Goodbye, my Emmeline; You can crave both saved the
pains of which you/they lately have wrung Your attached and continuous heart
friend,
MARY GREVILLE.
_From her Mrs. Hamilton to Miss Greville_.
London, March 20.
Your letter to Emmeline, my dear young friend, I have read with feelings