To-morrow

Also I am dissatisfying to myself.

My thoughts smother me: they keep me from life.

I am a hundred times more introspective than most people, most

women. Most women, even conventional ones, are lawless--the more

conventional, the more lawless usually.

And so most women beat me to life. Where they yield to an

impulse the moment they feel it--I, because an impulse itself is

adventure-fabric--I feel of its quality, test it for defects, wash a

little corner of it to see if the color will run--and conclude not to

use it.

That I gaze inward at the garbled biograph of Me keeps me from

several sorts of violent action.

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