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"I DON'T suppose you can go into details just now," she added, noting young Reid's hesitation and embarrassment; "but I was wondering if you could give me some general idea of what she wanted to do, or thought could be done."
"There were a great many things that she wanted to do, and I believe she thought they could be done; but I don't think she knew the world very well," said this aged cynic. "She judged everybody from the standpoint of her own unselfishness. I remember she was not in sympathy with soup-houses and dinner-tickets, and great public charities of that sort. Or, I don't know that I should say she was not in sympathy with them. I mean, rather, that those would not have been her ways of working.