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” “I’ll frame it—when I get it. He never cries nor frets, as children generally do, but lies at my bosom, or on my knee, as quiet and as gentle as you see him now. The opiate has done its duty. I didn’t allow myself to see things as they were in those days; now I do. . Can you afford to give this time? There are your own affairs to think of. “I must read him when I come out.
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