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disgusting habit. If he must chew, let him chew gum; that is comparatively harmless, and will serve to satisfy his longing. I am happy that you can trust me; for when I reach man's estate and have finished the college part of my education, you and Auntie shall never regret your kindness done me when I needed it most.

I note that you had a little chat with Leno last Sunday. You need not be ashamed of my remarks to her. When a young lady in fun, calls attention to the

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fantastic display of a young man in regards to his shirt and tie, I think it is not very improper to promptly inform the young lady that she is overstepping the bounds of etiquette, and has become a little bit too personal in her criticizing remarks. And when the said young lady becomes angry at the said remarks, which were politely delivered, I maintain that the aforesaid young lady had but herself to blame.

That is all there is to it. Leno will come up and speak to me the very next time

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