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1		Nathan is Dorothy's .
2		Dorothy was pleased when she received a from Nathan.
3		Dorothy thinks that if she had not learned how to use , she would receive more "real" letters.
4		Dorothy describes this time in Nathan's life as .
5		According to a saying Dorothy knows, youth is on the young.
6		If Dorothy were young, she would not change which she did, but she would enjoy them more.
7		Nowadays, Dorothy can't get very well. She wishes she had appreciated her youth more when she had it.
8		Nathan is going to leave for summer in a few weeks.
9		Dorothy loves to and see new things.
10		Dorothy expects Nathan to send her a from camp if he can.