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1833
I have something stupid and ridiculous to tell you. I am foolishly
writing to you instead of having told you this, I do not know why, when
returning from that walk.
To-night I shall be annoyed at having done so. You will laugh in
my face, will take me for a maker of phrases in all my relations with
you hitherto. You will show me the door and you will think I am
lying.
I am in love with you. I have been thus since the first day I
called on you.
Alfred de Musset
Alfred was a popular French poet and dramatist. He wrote this
letter to Amantine Aurore Dudevant who was a French writer. She
was later romantically linked with Chopin.
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