Re: A Tale of Two Cities - strengths and weakness of women

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My dear Mrs Harris,

  Alas, you are to become as insubstantial to me as Sarah Gamp's friend, of
the same name.
  However, "I says to Mrs Harris when she says to me, 'Years and our trials,
Mrs Gamp, sets marks upon us all.' - 'Say not the words, Mrs Harris, if you
and me is to be continual friends, for such is not the case.'"

Faithfully yours,


Charles Dickens
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>I have thoroughly enjoyed this website.  However, I will need to
>unsubscribe to it on Wednesday since I am leaving my place of employment
>and won't have access to it anymore until I can get Internet from my home.
>But I certainly hope to be back with when that time comes!
>
>Sue J. Harris
>Secretary for Career Development and Fine Arts
>Elmira City School District
>
>"Live Life To the Fullest Everyday"
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Charles Dickens
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