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A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
'"My
my remarks
sorry that harsh,
it
Madam,
dear
is
— Though
should have seemed
means of bringing forth
such an ingeniously-argued reply. it
is
be
me
my
de-
word
in
even supposing there remains one to
which
said,
from a
letter I
we
court, that
each other as Possibly, I
you
my
does not serve
sufficiently to say a single
fence,
Unfor-
so long since I wrote
my memory
paper, that
am
a pleasure to find that they
have been the
tunately,
I
soon,
is
doubtful.
You
will find
have written to Mrs. Swanare
not such strangers to
we have been
may have
imao;inin<2:.
the pleasure of seeing
when any argument you
choose
to advance shall receive all the attention
it
deserves."
'
'
'
That
dim sarcasm
—
I
know
it is.'
0, no, Elfride.'
And
harsh '
is
—
He
I
then,
mean
thinks
his
remarks didn't seem
I did not say
you are
so.'
in a frightful tern-
