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Excerpt from The Kentuckian in New York, Vol. 2 of 2: Or the Adventures of Three Southerns
You see, I do not call her Bell any more, nor do I mean to do so; the reason, perhaps, I may be able to tell you before they take the paper away from me.
The name Bell, short and alone, somehow suited her character, as I then understood it, as well as my feelings towards her. She seemed to me a lively, intelligent little romp, and I loved her as such. Idid not then think myself capable of feeling any stronger attachment for any other character of beauty, or for any deeper or more profound characteristics of the female heart. In deed, I doubt whether I knew of, or believed in.
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