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The Life of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France

CHAPTER XXI
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Take care of yourself, I insist on it, I beg of you; and be sure and derive benefit from the waters, else I should repent of the privation I have inflicted on myself without your health being benefited.

When you are near I feel how much I love you; and I feel it much more when you are far away.

I am greatly taken up with you and yours, and you would be very ungrateful if you did not love me, for I can not change toward you.
"Where you are you can at least enjoy the comfort of never hearing of business.

Although you are in the country of an Upper and a Lower House, you can stop your ears and let people talk.

But here it is a noise that deafens one in spite of all I can do.


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