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With Lee in Virginia

CHAPTER XIII
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I never thought I was lazy before, but I feel as if I could do with a great deal of this sort of thing.

You will see that you will become impatient for a move before I do." "We shall see, sir.

Anyhow, I am glad you have said that, because now, whatever you may feel, you will keep your impatience to yourself." Another four weeks passed by smoothly and pleasantly.

Dan went into the village once a week to do the shopping, and the doctor had reduced his visits to the same number.

He would have come oftener, for his visits to the lonely cottage amused him; but he feared that his frequent passage in his buggy might attract notice.


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