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I shall gain nothing by atte room that interested uilt because I a lady who attracted h interest in her father to palliate ment How do you know you will not be in the sa woman beautiful beyond my feeble powers of description; her eyes of a heavenly blue; her luxuriant hair like a old; her complexion matched to the tint and transparency of the blush rose--and such a throat! Frouided waters when Winter rushes down the hills in search of Spring Never you mind, that's the way I felt about it, and, if you had been in my place, you'd have been just as bad as I; come, now, you know you would Suppose I was a bachelor, and alh to be her father Does that help ry because it has been starved? Just look at your history When nuns have relapsed from other-worldliness to this-worldliness how have they been? I'll tell you They have been just a round baker's dozen times worse than they would have been if they had never undertaken to cheat Nature Look at the thing fairly I don't expect to dodge any bla circumstances duly noted Many ht of that sweet girl sends a thrill all over ain some time, and perhaps you will see her yourself If so, you will see that I couldn't be expected to withstand any such temptation

On these visits Maitland and I talked but very little, and while I was spying nothing of interest occurred--i e, nothing of interest to his of interest toit On several occasions he alluded vaguely to things he had learned which he said he should not divulge even to s went on in this way for about teeks I visited Maitland daily, and daily the little lady in the next room wove her spell around reat deal of a person is reat deal, I must have adored her