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Excerpt from Rab and His Friends
And I likewise feel sure that nobody will be sorry to see that vivid story of Rab in his youthful days brought from the place it has hitherto occupied among strangers to be thus united with this record of his faithful love and devotion to his friends in his Old age and death.
The earlier narrative forms a natural intro duction to the later, and adds not a little interest to it - especially as explaining the origin of the sympathetic relationship between Ailie and Rab, which continued so close and tender to the last, as was so touchingly shown during her last illness and at her death.
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