Sir Russell Reynolds, the late emi
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beth," by his daughter. I.ady Ritchie.
"I told Thackerny how :aruch I admired
this charming novel. '1 am very glad,
he replied, 'but I can form no opinion
of its merits, as I have not read it.'
'Not read it!' I exclaimed in great sur
prise. 'No,' was the answer. 'I dared
not. I love her too much:' "
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