Lady Jane
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Don't you think so?
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"The soul takes flight
to the world that is...

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"...eternal...
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"...invisible...
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"...but there arriving, she is sure of bliss
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"and forever dwells in paradise."
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In his writing, Plato tells
of the death of Socrates,

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condemned for spreading pernicious
religious doctrines to corrupt the young.

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What conclusions do you draw?
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If men believe things strongly,
they may die for them.

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What would you be prepared
to die for, Lady Jane?

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I would die to free our people from
the chains of bigotry and superstition.

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What superstition did you have in mind?
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For example, the idea
that a piece of bread

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can become the body
of our Saviour, Father.

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Did he not say at his last supper,
"Take, eat, this is my body"?

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He also said, "I am the vine,
I am the door."

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Was he a vine, a door?
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Who has been teaching you
to say such things?

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Don't you think
I could have thought them for myself?

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I am sorry. Yes, indeed. You are quite
clearly a most remarkable young lady.

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And while we will disagree
on many things,

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it is a privilege to talk to anyone
whose love of learning shines like yours.


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