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Stele spoke to her once or twice , calling ( as it were ) from the mist that was in his own mind , and when he found that she did not heed he had a fear that she was already dead . Howbeit I found thereafter great dissatisfaction with myself in my own mind , and a nail in my conscience , by that means . Valeer in prose or in poetry , in a jocular or an argumentative manner , or whether he should use moral suasion , legal injunction , or seizure and take by reprisal ; if it was to do the latter , he would have no difficulty in deciding in his own mind , but his gentlemanly honor was at stake ; so he concluded to address the following letter to the father and mother of Ambulinia , as his address in person he knew would only aggravate the old gentleman , and perhaps his lady . You can make up your own mind , but I guess the moral is that you might be here for a while so make yourself comfortable . If I , he may thus argue , who exercise my own mind , and have been refined by tribulation , find the serpent 's egg in some fold of my heart , and crush it with difficulty , shall not I pity those who have stamped with less vigour , or who have heedlessly nurtured the insidious reptile till it poisoned the vital stream it sucked ? But it is too copious for the limits I must observe , and I only suggest it to the reader , that he may compare in his own mind , both the extent of the two monopolies , and the cost of getting rid of them . He said the girl knew not her own mind , and talked overmuch with her , and became wroth that such things should be .