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The most submissive where they love may be the most stubborn where they do not love. -- Sophy is stubborn to Mr. Rugge. -- That injured man summons to his side Mrs. Crane, imitating the policy of those potentates who would retrieve the failures of force by the successes of diplomacy.
Mr. Rugge has obtained his object. But now comes the question, "What will he do with it? " Question with as many heads as the Hydra; and no sooner does an author dispose of one head than up springs another.