CLIV.

No man who is worth his salt can leave a place where he has gone

through hard and searching discipline, and been tried in the very

depths of his heart, without regret, however much he may have winced

under the discipline. It is no light thing to fold up and lay by for

ever a portion of one’s life, even when it can be laid by with honor

and in thankfulness.

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