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The Eagle’s Heart

CHAPTER XIII
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My friends say I have a touch of the literary poison in my veins; anyhow I like a story above all things, and to hear the hero tell his own adventures will be the keenest delight.
"I am sorry I could not do more to make things easier for you to-day, but I come of men and women who are silent when they mean most.

I am never facile of speech and to-day I was dumb.

Perhaps if we meet on a clear understanding we will get along better.

Come, anyhow, and let me know you as you are.

Perhaps I have never really known you, perhaps I only imagined you.
"Your friend, "MARY YARDWELL.
"P.S.


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