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...suppose, to believe, that she was. The idea was bright and dazzling ;— she gazed upon it ;— it became the object of her constant meditation. When...have confirmed hers ! The prophecy, too, was one that realises itself. To inspire confident hope of victory was the surest way to win it ; and this she effected....

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