When, at a late hour, Orion was about to leave, Rufinus asked whether, under these circumstances, it would be well to bring Mary to his house; he himself doubted it.  Joanna was of his opinion; Paula, on the contrary, said that she believed it would be better to let the child run the risk of a remote danger—­hardly to be called danger, than to leave her to pine away body and soul in her old home.  Pulcheria supported her, but the two girls were forced to yield to the decision of the elders.

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An old war horse, though harnessed to the plough
As soon as a white thread could be distinguished from a black one

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