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Elster’s Folly

CHAPTER XVI
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If all goes well--that is, if there should be a speedy change for the better, as the medical men who have been attending me think there may be--I shall be back perhaps in April or May.

Val--I cannot forget the old familiar name, you see--" "I hope you never will forget it," he warmly interposed.
"I wanted very particularly to see you.

A strange report was brought here this morning and I determined to mention it to you.

You know what an old-fashioned, direct way I have of doing things; never choosing a roundabout road if I can take a straight one.

This note was a line asking you to call upon me," she added, taking it from her lap, where it had been lying, and tossing it on to the table, whilst her hearer, his conscience rising up, began to feel a very little uncomfortable.


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