death and I ate the hourswith full satisfactionat a little place atea six-discourse dinnerat home ate sad newsate a body ate a hearta thin piece of me likelyto contract
who takes an hour to makedespair an enemyand their doubtful body trustin anotherif he should suddenly diethere is nothing but whatis undercover nowis life therefore a letter from myselfwhich to answer I willbe accountable foramong other things I wishon the cards
we may be done with glorybut who were our handswhy is your country yourswho did not make itnight comes and I fearall things will go to ruinlike my eyes that havea commission to lookand not to spare meanything true
upstairsthey are very severean office of briarsinconsistent as the newsthey cut off my headto prevent me from using old eyesat a meetingon my future there
in the middle of an argumentkindness is fatalto keeping the enemy an enemymy friends thinkI am an old hendancing without a headbetween hope and fearwhat will become of usrunning on other men’s ruin
again to howlrage and desirethat happen in secretsome touch of absenceor strange act that wouldnever have beenbut that I insist upon a fallfor in the pit I metmy brother owl
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