Let not my own losses make me
 
 
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Let not my own losses make me
 
  'Let not my own losses make me indifferent to your pleasure, love, for I have not been so. For you, and you alone, I have reserved a gift fit for the palace of the C?sars.' 'A gift, my lord? And for me?' 'Yes; but ask me no questions now. You shall see it to-morrow. A few hours only of mystery and waiting must yet elapse before I will bring it to you. Until then you can enjoy a woman's pleasure and nurse your greedy curiosity-hopeless of solving the enigma until I myself choose to give the clew.' THE YOUNG AUTHOR'S DREAM. '_One_more_Unfortunate.

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