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A Young Girl’s Wooing

CHAPTER V
15/21

"You have indeed," he wrote, "vanished like a ghost, and become but a haunting memory.

It is a year and a half since I have seen you, and I did not succeed in beguiling you into a correspondence.

Like the good Indians, you have followed the setting sun into some region as vague and distant as the 'happy hunting-ground.' Mary says that you will come East next summer.

The idea! Is there anything of you to come that is corporate and real?
If I had the time I would go to you and see.

I find Miss Wildmere just about where I left her, only more beautiful and fascinating, and besieged by a host.


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