SYMPATHY

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Besant, Annie and Leadbeater, C. W. (Charles Webster)
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Vague Sympathy.—In Fig. 18A we have another of the vague clouds, but this time its green colour shows us that it is a manifestation of the feeling of sympathy. We may infer from the indistinct character of its outline that it is not a definite and active sympathy, such as would instantly translate itself from thought into deed; it marks rather such a general feeling of commiseration as might come over a man who read an account of a sad accident, or stood at the door of a hospital ward looking in upon the patients.
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FIG. 18A. VAGUE SYMPATHY

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