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"If you insist," Trent said, "I suppose you will have your way. But I had much rather write it when I am not with you. However, if I must, bring me a tablet whiter than a star, or hand of hymning angel; I mean a sheet of notepaper not stamped with your address. Don't underestimate the sacrifice I am making. I never felt less like correspondence in my life."
She rewarded him.