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The Common Law

CHAPTER XIII
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You have no idea how amusing new people are.

That's the way to keep young, too." "It is a little too late for us to think of youth--or to think as youth thinks--even if it were desirable." "It _is_ desirable.

Youth--which will be age to-morrow--may venture to draw a little consideration in advance--" "My children interest me--and I give their youth my full consideration.
But I can scarcely be expected to find any further vital interest in youth--and in the complexity of its modern views and ideas.

You ask impossibilities of two very old people." "I do not mean to.

I ask only, then, that you and father take a vital and intelligent interest in me.


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