MRS. H. Yes; and your mother was so used to thinking Cissy's
judgment right that she never could or would see when it was time to
make a stand, and prevent her own first impressions from being
talked down as old-fashioned,--letting her eyes be bandaged, in
fact.
L. So she vexed herself over Cissy's fault; but did not you try to
make Cissy see what she was about?
MRS. H. True; but if love had blinded my dear sister, Cissy was
doubly blinded--