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In the Days of My Youth

CHAPTER XV
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Yet it is so.

The boy's first love is almost always misplaced; seldom rated at its true value; hardly ever productive of anything but disappointment.

Aspirant of the highest mysteries of the soul, he passes through the ordeal of fire and tears, happy if he keep his faith unshaken and his heart pure, for the wiser worship hereafter.

We all know this; and few know it better than myself.

Yet, with all its suffering, which of us would choose to obliterate all record of his first romance?
Which of us would be without the memory of its smiles and tears, its sunshine and its clouds?
Not I for one..


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