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White Lies

CHAPTER XV
15/29

The ships that carry letters from distant countries vary greatly in speed, and are subject to detaining accidents.

Yes, this is the third time I have seen a letter come written by a hand known to be cold.

The baroness is a little excited to-day, I don't know from what cause.

With your approbation, Madame Raynal, I will read this letter before I let her see it." "Read it, if you please." "Shall I read it out ?" "Certainly.

There may be some wish expressed in it; oh, I hope there is!" Camille, from delicacy, retired to some little distance, and the doctor read the letter in a low and solemn voice.
"MY DEAR MOTHER,--I hope all are well at Beaurepaire, as I am, or I hope soon to be.


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