Madam,

My sister said something with great vehemence: but only raising my voice, to be heard, without minding her, Pray, Madam,

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I ought to make an apology for having troubled a lady with so many observations on a subject so unsuitable to the softness of the fair sex; but I know you cannot be indifferent to any thing that so nearly affects the interests of humanity, which I can safely aver have alone suggested every thing which has been said by, Madam,

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Harriet, which an unmerited affection for me betrays her into, by telling her that I am getting better, and excuse the want of turn to the conclusion of my letter in the want of paper; and allow me abruptly to assure you that, I am, dear Madam,

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I presently understood what she meant, and told her, 'Madam,

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With sincere respect for your labours, Believe me, dear Madam,

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Where shall I find words to express my love for you? "and to whom, after marriage, he wrote," Madam,

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I cannot say how grateful I shall be if you can tell me any means of studying this subject further; and trusting you will excuse me for troubling you, I am, Madam,

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Be very careful to keep your mind quiet; and do not think it too much to give an account of your recovery to, Madam,

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We must all help one another, and you must now consider me, as, dear Madam,

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To a lady who disapproved of my visiting her, he said on a former occasion [232], 'Nay, Madam,

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