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It is a sealed pact.
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It is a chosen life in which I
have been wondrously happy...

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... and not alone in being so.
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"I have chosen a way, dear friend.
I must hold to it."

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"Be patient, be generous, forgive."
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"May I also request that you
return my correspondence."

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"In this way at least our letters
shall remain together."

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"I have known incandescence and must
decline to sample it any further."

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"This goes to the post. Forgive its faults
and forgive me. Christabel."

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My dear Christabel, your letter came
as a shock to me, I will confess.

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I was at first not only shocked,
but angry that you should write so.

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As you have asked about my wife,
however, I will tell you.

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I love Ellen...
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... but not as I love you.
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There are good reasons I cannot discuss
why my love for you may not hurt her.

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I do not feel I have been
a proper wife to you...

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...without children or any physical...
- Nonsense, Ellen.

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Nonsense.
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There are many types of love.
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All sorts.
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And ours...
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...that good between us...
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...has been most profound.
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I must say to you what is in my mind.
I've called you my muse, and so you are.

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I could call you,
with even greater truth, my love.

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- Whoa, whoa.
- What?

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Don't do that. What?

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