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When we had left the town behind us, the coachman began to drive more slowly. In my ignorance, I asked what this change in the pace meant. He pointed with his whip to the open road and to the chaise i
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When we had left the town behind us, the coachman began to drive more slowly. In my ignorance, I asked what this change in the pace meant. He pointed with his whip to the open road and to the chaise i
The marriage was deferred, at Eunice’s request, as an expression of respect to the memory of Philip’s father. When the…
When the subject of the trial was happily dismissed, my first inquiry related to Eunice. The reply was made with an omi…
MARTYRS to gout know, by sad experience, that they suffer under one of the most capricious of maladies. An attack of th…
On the next day, a Tuesday in the week, an event took place which Euneece and I viewed with distrust. Early in the afte…
A little later, on that eventful day, when I was most in need of all that your wisdom and kindness could do to guide me…
One surprise followed another, after I had encountered Euneece at the door. When my fondness had excused her for setti…
“If anything of importance happens, I trust to you to write an account of it, and to send the writing to me. I will com…
So it was all settled between them. Philip is to throw me away, like one of his bad cigars, for this unanswerable reaso…
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