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greater boon upon the where she was, and with

theeley

carriage, one day in the third week in February, with a note fro her aunt to present herself, without needless delay,

at the ho to

attempt the uneven and muddy roads that still separated them Mrs

Aylett also dispatched a billet by the coachraceful burden

of which was the sa-sundered friends were speedily together; fellow-partakers of a

bountiful and painstaking hospitality, which kept theuests, and not at houe relative to Rosa Tazewell's matrimonial project took

place on the third day of Mrs Sutton's visit, in Mabel's cha talked off the tophteous wrath, recollected several very iht to have written a week

ago, and trotted off to her roolected duty without visible and outward te--the young wife continued

to work steadily, and with apparent coht from the western s fell, yet it was

not unhappy She had never pretended to herself that her e

was a step toward happiness, but she had believed that it would

secure to her a larger share of peace, iht and action, than fell to her lot in her

brother's house, and for these negative benefits she longed wearily