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LETTER XII.
To Mrs. Fielder.
Philadelphia, October 15.
You will not write to me. Your messenger assures me
that you have cast me from your thoughts forever, you
will speak to me and see me no more.
That must not be. I am preparing, inclement as the season
is, to pay you a visit. Unless you shut your door
against me I will see you. You will not turn me out of
doors, I hope.
I will see you and compel you to answer me, and to tell
me why you will not admit my friend to your good opinion.
J. Talbot.
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