letter

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The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson, April 1874-July1879
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          <note>From Letter 268, to Frances Sitwell, written in parts dated by the writer as of  Wednesday-Friday-Monday and situated by the editors  from [29 April 1874] to  [6 May]. The words cited occur in section headed  'Wednesday' [6 May 1874].</note>
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              <ptr target="ukred-14930">"Yesterday I received a letter that gave me much pleasure from a poor fellow student of mine who has been all winter very ill, and seems to be but little better even now. He seems very pleased with ""Ordered South"". ""A month ago,"" he says, ""I could scarcely have ventured to read it -- today I felt on reading it as I did on the first day that I was able to sun myself in the open air"" And much more to the like effect. It is very gratifying." </ptr>
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