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    chapter19.thethirdattack.

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    ditations,uldihefuturehappinessofhiariareally

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    froeihusiastian.ita

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    you,andnoyproseifireasurewill

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    istreasure,belovedfriend,andaderich

    andhappy.believe,andtakefort,thisisbetterforthantons

    ofgoldandonds,evenaticalas

    thecloudsoingfloatihesea,ake

    forterrafir,andeandvanishaso

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    free,sofillsehatthedespairto

    onthepointofyieldingwheniknewyou,hasnolongeranyholdover

    ;andthisthisisfortuchirical,butactual.ioweyou

    realgood,presenthappiness;andallthesnsoftheearth,

    evenself,uldnotdepriveofthis.”

    thus,ifnotactuallyhappy,yetthedaysthesetunatespassed

    togetherehadkeptsilence

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    andanticipatingthepleasureheight

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    andfoot,hadregainedallthecleaessofhisuanding,andhad

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    hisyouthfulpanioientandsublidutyofaprisoner,

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    eloyed,faria,thatheghtnotseehielfgroes,for

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    stifledsighs,alone,andwhen

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