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Chapters from My Autobiography

INTRODUCTION
11/28

I had new shoes on, and they were tight.

At eleven I was privately crying; I couldn't help it, the pain was so cruel.

Conversation had been dead for an hour.

S.had been due at the bedside of a dying official ever since half past nine.

At last we all rose by one blessed impulse and went down to the street door without explanations--in a pile, and no precedence; and so, parted.
The evening had its defects; still, I got my ancestor in, and was satisfied.
Among the Virginian Clemenses were Jere.


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