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She was e a white merino cloak for an infant, in a

pattern so rich and elaborate, that Mrs Sutton groaned in

coled ad tith away upon this work!" she

expostulated "I don't know another lady in your circumstances who

would not take her friends' advice, and put out all the sewing you

need to have done But your eyes and fingers have labored

incessantly for six months upon the finest work you could devise,

and you begin to look like a shadow I don't wonder Mr Dorrance

see that you did not

take enough exercise in the open air"

"He is not anxious, nor should he be I aer than

you will believe As to the work, it has been one great delight of

the period you speak of I could not endure that

anybody but arments that make my hope an al nearer the fulfilret that this is the last of the set I shall be at a loss for

occupation for the next two

Herbert said to-day, that he does not intend forfairly opens Dr Williah"