Charlotte Bronte Quotes
Why Don't You Tremble?"
"I'm Not Cold."
"Why Don't You Turn Pale?"
"I Am Not Sick."
"Why Don't You Consult My Art?"
"I'm Not Silly.
The Old Crone "nichered" A Laugh Under Her Bonnet And Bandage; She Then Drew Out A Short Black Pipe, And Lighting It Began To Smoke. Having Indulged A While In This Sedative, She Raised Her Bent Body, Took The Pipe From Her Lips, And While Gazing Steadily At The Fire, Said Very Deliberately
"You Are Cold; You Are Sick; And You Are Silly."
"Prove It," I Rejoined.
"I Will, In Few Words. You Are Cold, Because You Are Alone: No Contact Strikes The Fire From You That Is In You. You Are Sick; Because The Best Of Feelings, The Highest And The Sweetest Given To Man, Keeps Far Away From You. You Are Silly, Because, Suffer As You May, You Will Not Beckon It To Approach, Nor Will You Stir One Step To Meet It Where It Waits You.
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