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White Lies

CHAPTER V
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Then she never thinks of herself; any other man but you would impose on her good-nature; but you are too generous to do that.

So you see.

Then she esteems you so highly.

And one whom I esteem (between you and me) has chosen you for her." "Then say yes, and have done with it," suggested the straightforward soldier.
"Why should I say 'no ?' you will make one another happy some day: you are both so good.

Any other man but you would tear her from me; but you are too just, too kind.


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