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Eloisa 103Volume 2 · The Answer

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Eloisa 103

Volume 2 · The Answer

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Yes, my kind friend, you may come. I was determined to taste no more pleasure upon earth, but we will meet once more. You are wrong; it is as impossible that you should meet with ingratitude as that I should ever be ungrateful.
Billet. From Eloisa.
It is time to renounce the errors of youth, and to abandon an illusive hope. I can never be yours. Restore to me that liberty of which my father chuses to dispose; or compleat my misery by a refusal which will ruin me for ever, without producing any advantage to yourself.
Eloisa Etange.

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Kenrick — Eloisa (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, translated by W. Kenrick) (author lived 1712–1778). Public Domain. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, translated by W. Kenrick, Eloisa; public domain in the US; text from Project Gutenberg #76639. Source

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Eloisa 104

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