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cold water is

Tell Miss Nanny Eydent, that the day of the burial is now settled, when

we are going to Windsor Castle to see the precesson--and that, by the end

of the wick, she may expect the fashions from me, with all the

particulars Till then, I am, my dear Miss Mally, your friend and

isher, JANET PRINGLE

Noto Beny--Give my kind compliments to Mrs Glibbans, and let her

know, that I will, after Sunday, give her an account of the state of the

Gospel in London

Miss Mally paused when she had read the letter, and it was unaniave a hter

By this ti to

go away, apprehensive, as she observed, that they were going to bring

"the carts" into the roo her that

no such transgression was meditated, but that she intended to treat thes, of her own laying, that

worthy pillar of the Relief Kirk consented to remain