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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Foolish Virgin by Thomas Dixon: idea, once fixed, could not be crushed. In vain she
used her will to bring her wandering mind back to
the joyous present. Each time she lifted her eyes they
rested upon the silent, white figure with its single
eye piercing the depths of her soul.
She could endure it no longer. She nodded and
smiled wanly at Ella.
"You may go now!"
The woman gazed at the bride in surprise.
"I shall come again--yes?"
"Tomorrow morning, Ella, you may help me."
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