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The
lines
left
by
youth
deepen
and
become
more
conspicuous
in
age,
and
one
can
generally
read
the
story
of
the
three
first
decades
in
the
faces
of
older
people.
Mrs.
Dorriman,
suffering
in
her
youth
from
injustice
and
a
want
of
affection,
bore
the
marks
of
both;
nothing
but
her
real
sweetness
of
temper
had
saved
her
from
peevishness,
for
fretfulness
is
as
much
the
result
of
perpetual
repression
in
one
feeble
by
nature,
as
violence
and
anger
is
the
outcome
of
an
unchecked
temper
in
youth.
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