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Here Miss Mally Glencairn interposed, and inforhty woman was not, as she seemed to think, a witch wife "I aht have known that" "Oh,

ye're a spiteful deevil," whispered Miss Mally, with a s in the saed her to read Miss

Pringle's letter--a e the conversation, during which, though he wore a serene

countenance, he often suffered le to Miss Isabella Tod MY DEAR BELL--I aed by your kind expressions forbetter, and gloves at the

saht to the point by an alar symptoms of the tender

passion forsatisfied with

the ements

are made When we are settled, I hope your mother will allow you to come

and spend some time with us at our country-seat in Berkshire; and I shall

be happy to repay all the expenses of your journey, as a jaunt to England

is what your mother would, I know, never consent to pay for

It is proposed that, immediately after the ceremony, we shall set out for

France, accompanied by my brother, where we are to be soon after joined

at Paris by soents, who, I can see, think Andreorth the

catching for Miss My father and mother will then return to Scotland;