I did not give much thought, however, to this ultimatum.

I was too full of happiness at the idea of being allowed to correspond

at once with my darling, and hear from her own dear self after the weary

months that had passed since our separation. Why, I would be able to

tell her all my plans and hopes and fears, conscious that her sympathy

would never fail to congratulate me in success; condole with me, cheer

me, encourage me, in failure!

And then, her letters! What a feast they would be, coming like grateful

dew on the thirsty soil of my heart--sunshine succeeding to the April

shower of disappointment that lay on my memory. Her letters! They

would be so many little Mins, visiting me to soothe my exile, and

bringing me, face to face and soul to soul, in the spirit, with their

loving autotype at home!

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