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341
"
How
many
letters
you
must
have
occasion
to
write
in
the
course
of
a
year
!
Letters
of
business
,
too
!
How
odious
I
should
think
them
!
"
342
"
It
is
fortunate
,
then
,
that
they
fall
to
my
lot
instead
of
yours
.
"
343
"
Pray
tell
your
sister
that
I
long
to
see
her
.
"
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344
"
I
have
already
told
her
so
once
,
by
your
desire
.
"
345
"
I
am
afraid
you
do
not
like
your
pen
.
Let
me
mend
it
for
you
.
I
mend
pens
remarkably
well
.
"
346
"
Thank
you
--
but
I
always
mend
my
own
.
"
347
"
How
can
you
contrive
to
write
so
even
?
"
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348
He
was
silent
.
349
"
Tell
your
sister
I
am
delighted
to
hear
of
her
improvement
on
the
harp
;
and
pray
let
her
know
that
I
am
quite
in
raptures
with
her
beautiful
little
design
for
a
table
,
and
I
think
it
infinitely
superior
to
Miss
Grantley
's
.
"
350
"
Will
you
give
me
leave
to
defer
your
raptures
till
I
write
again
?
At
present
I
have
not
room
to
do
them
justice
.
"