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Put Yourself in His Place

CHAPTER XXVIII
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Love and happiness had annihilated its true character--like the afternoon sun gilding a far-off pig-sty.

He did mention the subject, however, but it was in these terms: "And, dearest, I'm hard at work inventing, and I patent all my inventions; so I hope to satisfy your father before two years." And Grace said, "Yes; but don't overwork your poor brain and worry yourself.

I am yours in heart, and that is something, I hope.

I know it is to me; I wouldn't change with any wife in Christendom.".


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