Excerpt from Lescar, Vol. 3 of 3: The Universalist
I am so glad to see you, she exclaimed again and again. I have been telling all kinds of people you were coming, this whole afternoon; and no doubt you have got numbers of friends people, I dare say, you have met in all corners of the globe.
I see several, said Victor, laughing. I can count a man from each of the four continents already.
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