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None of the Dorrances could wag a tongue against their

sister-in-lahen, at the expiration of her year of hood, she

wrote to theement" to Frederic Chilton

She had been a faithful wife to their brother in sickness and

iel to their parent, and there was now

no tie to bind her to their interest They had a way of taking care

of the if she had learned it

They behaved char

Suttons when Mr Chilton arrived to escort his affianced back to

Albany on the day succeeding the conversation fro extracts, while Aunt Rachel's deaf old face was

one bearatification

"Allrun!" she boasted, with

ement of them, unless

I am very sure that they are already projected in Heaven And when

they are, ion of evil spirits or, what is just as

bad, of wicked ht at last"

While she was relating, in the sauinely pious spirit, the

tales that irls, and at which their seniors