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Melchior’s Dream and Other Tales

CHAPTER II
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He has sat by my bedside, fed from my hand, and shared all my confidence.

He is ugly, but he has beautiful eyes; he is silent, but he is attentive; he is a brute, but I wish the men of France were in this respect more his superiors! He is very faithful.

May you never have a worse friend! He feeds upon insects, which I have been accustomed to procure for him.

Be kind to him; he will repay it.

Like other men, I bequeath what I would take with me if I could.
"Fellow-sufferer, adieu! GOD comfort you as He has comforted me! The sorrows of this life are sharp but short; the joys of the next life are eternal.


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