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Lady Mary Wortley Montague

CHAPTER III
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I think of the public as you do.

As little as _that_ is a woman's care, it may be permitted into the number of a woman's fears.

But, wretched as I am, I have no more to fear for myself.

I have still a concern for my friends, and I am in pain for your danger.

I am far from taking ill what you say, I never valued myself as the daughter of----, and ever despised those that esteemed me on that account.


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