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?©n, Emilie F.

"The Home in the Valley"

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"Which proves that nothing existed before in which love could take
root."
"Nonsense!" exclaimed Mrs. Ulrica, "if you wish to succeed your father
you ought to improve your situation by some good marriage. Miss
Charlotte is a lovely blonde, and Miss Sophia, a beautiful brunette, a
perfect Spanish donna."
"Yes, she has a remarkable resemblance to a donna; but unfortunately I
do not prefer Spanish ladies."
"Well, then Charlotte possesses an affectionate disposition. You cannot
but admire her fine sensitive nature, which should kindle a love
equalling Werther's love of Lotta."
"That is precisely what I fear. How would I look imitating Werther?"
"I do not wish you to follow his example. Charlotte is a girl for whose
sake a man might act foolishly, and still be pardoned--then you prefer
Charlotte?"
"No, above all things in the world I detest preferences."
"That is to say, you will cheerfully take the one of the two sisters you
most admire after you have had an opportunity of visiting them a few
weeks, and judging of their good qualities for yourself.


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