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I've Come Here With No Expectations
Eleanor, i met lucy when i was very young. Had i had aeto the profession, i should never have feltriva foolish inclination my behaviour at no mary roy. But i convinced myself that you felt any friendship, and that it was my heart alone that i was risking. I've come here with no expectations, only to profess, now that i am at liberty to do so, that my heart is and always willbut i hear you yo. Nw mabe, you could say, you know, in mansfield park, about fanny's love. She's the poor cousin, and she's in love with her first cousin. To day. Tat
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