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A Simpleton

CHAPTER VI
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He has been very cruel; he has wounded me deeply; he has wounded me through my wife.

I never thought he would refuse to come to our marriage." "And did he?
You never showed me his letter." "You were not my wife then.

I kept an affront from you; but now, you see, I keep nothing." "Dear Christie!" "I am so happy, I have got over that sting--almost; and the memory of many kind acts comes back to me; and I don't know what to do.

It seems ungrateful not to visit him--it seems almost mean to call." "I'll tell you; take me to see him directly.

He won't hate us forever, if he sees us often.


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