[The Lost Stradivarius by John Meade Falkner]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lost Stradivarius CHAPTER XII 6/14
I opened it hastily.
It only contained a few words, which I have before me as I write now.
The ink is a little faded and yellow, but the impression it made is yet vivid as on that summer morning. "MY DEAREST SOPHY," it began,--"Come to me here at once, if possible, or it may be too late.
I want to see you.
They say that I am ill, and too weak to travel to England. "Your loving brother, "JOHN." There was a great change in the style, from the cold and conventional notes that he had hitherto sent at such long intervals; from the stiff "Dear Sophia" and "Sincerely yours" to which, I grieve to say, I had grown accustomed.
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