I thank God that I was enabled to attend her to the last, and amongst my many causes of self-reproach I have not to add any wilful neglect of her comfort.
Cassandra Austen
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- The Letters of Jane Austen. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/42078/pg42078-images.html
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