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     "'I love the Saviour more than all. I admire him in all creation; I adore him in all nature; I carry him always in my heart.'
     "And she would immediately present the old woman with one of her tracts which were destined to convert the universe.
     "In, the village she was not liked. In fact, the schoolmaster having pronounced her an atheist, a kind of stigma attached to her. The cure, who had been consulted by Madame Lecacheur, responded:
     "'She is a heretic, but God does not wish the death of the sinner, and I believe her to be a person of pure morals.'
     "These words, 'atheist,' 'heretic,' words which no one can precisely define, threw doubts into some minds. It was asserted, however, that this English woman was rich and that she had passed her life in travelling through every country in the world because her family had cast her off. Why had her family cast her off? Because of her impiety, of course!