Laura Spencer Portor

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Laura Spencer Portor Character in Spiders (1921)

No doubt in their courts I might have been arraigned for a cruel creature; yet I came away a reverent and not less a humble one.
A great man has declared that two things forever struck him newly with awe—the starry heavens and the moral principle in man. How far, how far, I wonder, does the moral principle extend, and where are its remote beginnings? Personality, character, and infinite diversity, what are they?
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Laura Spencer Portor Character in Spiders (1921)

For by strands and cables and weavings and cords they were indeed made as safe as spiders could spiderly make them. Here on their own scale, at least, was absolute security. Indeed, they were so secure that the spiders themselves had both traveled far from them, to the lower parts of the webs, and were giving them, I believe, not a single thought; off, bent on other things, and without a particle of anxiety for the young fry left suspended so neatly in those little prenatal cradles.
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