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234 life. We think alike in a great many ways. For instance he says he gets tired of people and of things and I know if I went out four or five years I would be dead tired of it all. I don't see why I should not argue it all out with you dear. He wants to go round the world again - I am crazy to go. He has the highest idea of friendship and believes just as I do that it is not every day you find a friend, be careful of those you have. His tastes are simple except he likes pretty things about him. He thinks as I do that to live only for [[end page]] [[start page]] 235 society is after all a pretty poor life. And in a thousand such things we think alike - perhaps too much alike. It gives us much in common, but we don't disagree as often as we should. Because I am perfectly natural he is also when we are together. He said he thought naturalness the [[underlined]] greatest [[/underlined]] charm. Of course it was only to please me. I think if I were a man I should hate it. I wish I could put on little affectations that he would like. His brains are far far above the average consequently far far above mine, but he knows how to adapt himself wonderfully