ADVANTAGES OF LOQUACITY

A very pretty woman, who was tediously loquacious, complained one day to

Madame de Sevigné, that she was sadly tormented by her lovers. "Oh,

Madame," said Madame de Sevigné to her, with a smile, "it is very easy

to get rid of them: you have only to speak."

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