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The Last Hope

CHAPTER IX
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Her answering laugh had a soothing note in it.
"Why--at last ?" she asked.

Her voice was frank and quietly assured in its friendliness.

They were old comrades, it seemed, and had never been anything else.

The best friendship is that which has never known a quarrel, although poets and others may sing the tenderness of a reconciliation.

The friendship that has a quarrel and a reconciliation in it is like a man with a weak place left in his constitution by a past sickness.


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