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Strana 183 - ... signs of uncertainty and embarrassment ? This is because even an energy like hers cannot exempt her from the obligation of obeying natural laws ; and yet she tries to exempt herself from it when she endeavours to meet the requirements of a modern time and of modern society with a civil organization which is, from the top of it to the bottom, not modern. Transform it she must, unless she means to come at last to the same sentence as the Church of Sardis : " Thou hast a name that thou livest, and...