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Persuasion

CHAPTER 21
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He told me the whole story.

He had no concealments with me.

It was curious, that having just left you behind me in Bath, my first and principal acquaintance on marrying should be your cousin; and that, through him, I should be continually hearing of your father and sister.

He described one Miss Elliot, and I thought very affectionately of the other." "Perhaps," cried Anne, struck by a sudden idea, "you sometimes spoke of me to Mr Elliot ?" "To be sure I did; very often.

I used to boast of my own Anne Elliot, and vouch for your being a very different creature from--" She checked herself just in time.
"This accounts for something which Mr Elliot said last night," cried Anne.


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