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chapter-027		chapter-027			.txt	text/plain	6263	332	77	Of the bearing of his opinions I need here give no special indication; yet it may be permitted me to say that I believed the little man not more earnest than right in what he said: with all his fire he was severe and sensible; he trampled Utopian theories under his heel; he rejected wild dreams with scorn;but when he looked in the face of tyrannyoh, then there opened a light in his eye worth seeing; and when he spoke of injustice, his voice gave no uncertain sound, but reminded me rather of the band-trumpet, ringing at twilight from the park. Of course, you cannot but render homage to the merits of Miss Fanshawe: now, what do you think of others in the room?my mother, for instance; or the lions yonder, Messieurs A and Z; or, let us say, that pale little lady, Miss de Bassompierre?"	./cache/chapter-027.txt	./txt/chapter-027.txt