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CHAPTER XV
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You were made for our faith: depend upon it our faith alone could heal and help you--Protestantism is altogether too dry, cold, prosaic for you.

The further I look into this matter, the more plainly I see it is entirely out of the common order of things.

On no account would I lose sight of you.

Go, my daughter, for the present; but return to me again." I rose and thanked him.

I was withdrawing when he signed me to return.
"You must not come to this church," said he: "I see you are ill, and this church is too cold; you must come to my house: I live----" (and he gave me his address).


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