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Letters from the heart – our Top 20 love letters

Posted by Aruna at January 26, 2014 in editor's choice &read &top lists

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  ‘I have no words for you, my dearest … You are mine, I am yours’ – Letter No 1   Sunday. I have no words for you, my dearest, – I shall never have – You are mine, I am yours. Now, here is one sign of what I said: that I must love … Continue readings →

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