"Won't you try me?" pleaded he; his thoughts suddenly bent upon learning what she had said. She was displeased with his pertinacity, but did not choose to affix too much importance to her words.
"I said you had a human right. I meant that there seemed no reason but religious ones, why you should not do what you like with your own."
"I know we differ in our religious opinions; but don't you give me credit for having some, though not the same as yours?"
He was speaking in a subdued voice, as if to her alone. She did not wish to be so exclusively addressed. She replied out in her usual tone:

'Won't you try me?' pleaded he.
'I said you had a human right. However, there may be religious reasons why you should not do what you like with your own.'
'I know we differ in our religious opinions; but don't you give me credit for having some?'
He was speaking in a subdued voice, as if to her alone. She did not wish to be so exclusively addressed, and replied in her usual tone:
