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things that they would not notice in those not so closely connected.
Keen sufferings of mind are endured, because feelings will arise with
some that they have not been treated impartially, and with all that
consideration which they deserved. Petty jealousies sometimes arise,
and molehills become mountains. These little misunderstandings and
petty variances cause more severe suffering of mind than do trials that
come from other sources
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