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n our adventurerbook11 that he had wellnigh obeyed the summons and burst from his concealment in a desperate effort to escape without being recognised bybook33 the intoxicated German and indeed had the application been repeated he in all likelihood would have tried the experiment for by this time his terrors had waxed too strong to be much longer suppressed. The attachment I have the honour to profess for your amiable person is not founded on such inglorious motives but is the genuine result of that generous passion which none but the nobleminded feel and the only circumstance of this misfortune that I dread to encounter is the necessity of withdrawing myself for ever from the presence of her whose genial smiles could animate my soul against all the persecution of adverse fortune.... read all
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