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Cornelli

CHAPTER VI
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"But you do not need to be bitter, because you lead the finest life anyone possibly could.

I always think so each morning and evening when I go over to the stable to drink my milk.

What a wonderful garden you have! I never saw such fruit.

A whole tree full of plums and all the berries on the bushes! And then the two fine horses that are kept separately in your stable for you.

Matthew has told me that your father drives with you every week and that you can have everything in the house and in the garden, for you are the only child." "Oh, if only there were twelve or twenty children in the house, then everything would be different," Cornelli broke forth passionately.
"But I am always alone and never can say a word to anybody.


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