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purposes froh to let us

see the eternal truth and unchangeableness behind it I told

all my moods to Mont Pilatte, and I think it told all its

carew furious; and I saw for the first ti up on the horizon of the North, and

that ht Mont Pilatte and I shouted together

There caht on an to reproach me for what she called an to

break out, very hard to bear, that I had indulged in

traitorous alliances and was an unworthy child of my house It

rankled in mamma's mind, that I had not only refused the

connection with one of the terful Southern fa year; but that I had also

discouraged and repelled during the past winter several

addresses which ht have been made very profitable to my

country as well as my own interests For what had I rejected

thean to ask discontentedly Papa shieldeddark aroundstorm