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With the passing years new feelings had grown up in the heart of Luke Claridge. Once David's destiny and career were his own peculiar and self-assumed responsibility. "Inwardly convicted," he had wrenched the lad away from the natural circumstances of his life, and created a scheme of existence for him out of his own conscience -- a pious egoist.
After David went to Egypt, however, his mind involuntarily formed the resolution that "Davy and God should work it out together."