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“If you love me as I love you
Nothing but death can part us two.”

“I do not think so,” she wrote. “I do not know much of the world, but I do not think there are many people like you in it.”

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My Lord the love which your Excellency has always shown me and the benefits that I have constantly received from you I have hitherto…

“Your mother was very lovely, Paul, and you look a little like her. But her eyes and hair are darker than yours.”

“‘The creature is a spy and a tale-bearer,’ she said, ‘but in this he does not lie. I DID meet Kenneth MacNair last Tuesday.’

“Everything is going up scandalously,” sighed Stella.

"What if the singing isn't good? They're doing their best, and God sees no difference between the voice of a crow and the voice of a nightingale."

"It may rain—but don't think rheumatism, Susan—think violets," said Walter gaily—rather too gaily, Rilla thought.

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