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But happily reason has her voice as well as feeling, and though slower in deciding, her judgments are broader, deeper, clearer and more enduring.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgBut happily reason has her voice as well as feeling, and though slower in deciding, her judgments are broader, deeper, clearer and more enduring.
Douglass emphasizes the importance of reason in making judgments, especially in emotionally charged situations.
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