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A Slip of the Tongue in Salutation (16)

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Or, if I may not have recourse to the supernatural, it is no wonder that my extreme desire to be known to you for good should so confuse me as to work the contrary effect. Possibly, too, one might be robbed of ones presence of mind by the crowd of military persons pushing for precedence, or treating the salutation ceremony in their cavalier fashion.

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