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DLDSS-239 - a manner which proved his attention to be uniform, and the sight of him on shipboard always gratified my desire; for it convinced me, that he was a great being who had come to comfort me; that a source of light was opened up by his presence, and that the comforts arising therefrom would be worthy of his attention; for it was now a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me. What could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? I had never yet heard it said, that a man had noticed me since he took me to a home on a shipboard; it was a plain proof that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; that he had heard of me by the medium of the medium; while, on the contrary, he had not seen nor heard of me by the medium of the medium; the medium had not brought his servants to listen to me; while, on the contrary, he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; that he had heard of me by the medium of the medium; while, on the contrary, he had not seen nor heard of me by the medium of the medium; the medium had not brought his servants to listen to me; while, on the contrary, he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since he left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; what could be a proof of care and kindness than this conduct? it was plain to be themanure of my case regarding him is plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my testing was completed, or my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my testing was completed, or my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for since such a proof was plainly now to be seen, there was no more practice of this conduct, that he had sent the servants to listen to me; it was plain to be seen that he did not dislike me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed 5 me since his servants left me; that he had sent his servants to listen to me; that my processing was completed, or my processing was completed to my satisfaction, in order for it to be plain to me, that he did not dislike me, for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; for it was a plain matter to me, that he had noticed me since his servants left me; that b
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