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Ernest Linwood

CHAPTER XXVIII
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I rose to meet him, anxious to show him every mark of respect and esteem.

I asked him to take a seat on the sofa by me, and ventured to congratulate him on the exceedingly entertaining acquaintance he had made.
"A very extraordinary young lady," he cried, "amazingly merry, and somewhat bold.

I had not the most remote idea of coming here, when I left home; but suddenly I found her arm linked in mine, and was told that I must escort her _nolens volens_." "Indeed! I thought you came to inquire after my health, and was feeling _so_ grateful!" "I did not know I should have the pleasure of seeing _you_, and I did not hope you would welcome me with so much cordiality.

I have made many inquiries after you; indeed, I have scarcely thought of any thing else since you were ill.

You look pale, Gabriella.


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