I looked at him questioningly.

"One may wish and will many things,"--I said--"But the result is not

always successful."

"Is that your experience?" he asked, bending his keen eyes full upon

me--"You know, if you are true to yourself, that no power can resist

the insistence of a strong Will brought steadily to bear on any

intention. If the effort fails, it is only because the Will has

hesitated. What have you made of some of your past lives--you and your

lover both--through hesitation at a supreme moment!"

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