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− | with very good | + | |
− | the corner of the church, | + | looking |
+ | with very good ^ representatives of | ||
+ | the fair sex. I got a fine seat in | ||
+ | the corner of the church, | ||
+ | behind one of the columns | ||
I looked with safety at them | I looked with safety at them | ||
− | all. Although I was without the | + | all. Although I was without the |
− | white kids | + | white kids & immaculate linen |
in which all the gentlemen flourished | in which all the gentlemen flourished | ||
still I don't believe one of them | still I don't believe one of them | ||
wished for the bride a happy future | wished for the bride a happy future | ||
− | more sincerely than I. Because | + | more sincerely than I. Because |
I knew Rodgers. | I knew Rodgers. | ||
− | + | In a few days I shall try | |
− | In a few days I shall try | ||
to write him a note of good | to write him a note of good | ||
− | wishes for himself | + | wishes for himself & bride. |
Latest revision as of 19:06, 20 January 2019
looking
with very good ^ representatives of the fair sex. I got a fine seat in the corner of the church,
behind one of the columns
I looked with safety at them all. Although I was without the white kids & immaculate linen in which all the gentlemen flourished still I don't believe one of them wished for the bride a happy future more sincerely than I. Because I knew Rodgers.
In a few days I shall try
to write him a note of good wishes for himself & bride.