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Rejected by the rich and powerful, by the favorites of fortune and of place, she finds shelter with those who often have no shelter for themselves.
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gutenberg.orgRejected by the rich and powerful, by the favorites of fortune and of place, she finds shelter with those who often have no shelter for themselves.
Sumner highlights how those marginalized by society often embrace moral truth.
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