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CHAPTER III.-6
"Faithfully yours, "JOHN LOSCOMBE." VII. From Mrs. Noel Vanstone to Mr. Loscombe. "November 16th. "DEAR SIR—Accept my best thanks for the kindness and consideration with which you have treated me; and let the anxieties under which I am now suffering plead my excuse, if I reply to your letter without ceremony, in the fewest possible words. "I have my own reasons for not hesitating to answer your question in the negative. It is impossible for us to go to law, as you propose, on the subject of the Will. "Believe me, dear sir, yours gratefully, "MAGDALEN VANSTONE." VIII. From Mr. Loscombe to Mrs. Noel Vanstone. "Lincoln's Inn. November 17th. "DEAR MADAM—I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, answering my proposal in the negative, for reasons of your own. Under these circums
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