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CHAPTER III
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She has endeavored to express herself in the most conciliatory language she could select; she had tried to avoid giving unnecessary pain, by addressing Miss Vanstone (as a matter of courtesy) by the family name; and she trusts these concessions, which speak for themselves, will not be thrown away .-- Such is the substance of the letter, and so it ends.
I draw two conclusions from this little document.

First--that it will lead to serious results.

Secondly--that Mrs.Lecount, with all her politeness, is a dangerous woman to deal with.

I wish I saw my way safe before me.

I don't see it yet.
_29th._--Miss Vanstone has abandoned my protection; and the whole lucrative future of the dramatic entertainment has abandoned me with her.


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