Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

'uPpO't. nii.ols Ftt Shi'lf tiut NuCI
| write to propose that you should spend
week at Westminster, were to invite one
of our cousins TO return with you to visit us
| in Dcvonsiiin. The lasi letter said Elizi
Jane wns delicate. nm sure oiir pur,
country air would be Of service to her foi
my part | wonder how delicate people cal
| live -. all in the heart Of a horrible great
city. Yes, will invite Elizu janet be
lieye she is the onr who is just Of your age
Chrissy.'
| ! agreed cordially in the invitation to Elizs
Jant And yonll write tomorrow, aunt
ie, dear. And when may gos | should
like the hamper to arrive before mt to pre-
pare my way
my dear, don't impute Interested motives
to your cousins, Of which they are probably
incapable. feel sure they will love you foi
yourself when they come to know you Yes.
III write ly o-morrow's post, and you shall
go,le me see,-I should like you to spend
Christmas day at home with me,--suppose
you start on the 2stl, that is, If we heal
they tan do without you at Westminster:
How good Aunt Sarah was TO me !
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separated from her for single day before;
knew how she would magnify and dread
for me- tbe d.noera ral or imaoinarv of
n. ;o,,rn.v vet sbe saia M, ono word fur-
,,e, .ralnst n hut nm N, contrary with.
hcr sweet sm,l,nc f,co d,d a,l aha conld tn
h.,n mo ~ ,,,e ,vay I,o,d ber who, Mar.
tba had said aud she lauobed n, noor Mr.
Rudpe beinr 40 arbitrarily turned into a
wolf
"I dare sav he's n very worthy man NV
dear said Amt Sarah Knowleflge al,ont
nvo,ert, and th;,,,s of that sort con,os 4,
,ha ,oav 20 ,,o,r ,,,s,,.ss "a lo,,,,,ors o,a
~. ou;te , co,,mon him, 7 ,ol,eve ~ od-
var,;se in tho nevvs,a,ers for tho nerssns
uhn have claim whom ;ndood ,bor oon,1
address in M other ,yo, he;rr ;rnoront or
,bo;r nl,cc or res;denc.
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''"'o '"'"e "e an'"e,. o westminster
eihi'hs pialsca 'he quahly oi goose anu tur-
key, butter and eggs, and were profiIse In
their thanks to the donors. They thought
it very friendly, too, oil Cousin chrissy that
she should propose 10 come anu see them
warm welcome was awaiting her, ana they
hoped she would ma she hked 'hem well
enobgh 10 stay longer tilan week. III she
would say wh" time she would Leave Exc
ter, father would Know when the train
reached London, anu wonid meet 1t on arrl-
VAL Perhaps also, Cousin chrlssy would
DC 80 good az 10 give some description oi
herseil' OF tne dress sne wore' 10 De sof. OF
g1,ue 10 ia'her Ill inc large Lohdon statloh
where SO many people were forever coming
anu gong. for similar help 10 Cousin
Chrissy, the writer auuea,--iather was SNORT
ana stout, wore gray overcoat, had req
iace' ana no whiskers' lhen ioliowed many
thanks lor the invitation to Eliza Jane,
who Eas, indeed, as usual, lar from well ;
and the doctor said Change OF air was all
she wanted; but Eliza Jane was Shy OF
strangers, so perhaps it would be better +"
lcaU' "'iahghg abo"' ner WISH 10 DeVoh-
''no "h'A ''o nay see'' hei oous'i ohrlssy'
ouch was the sum ana substance OF the
e''e'' 1t cou'u ho' nave peeh Rinder' NO
impermeht eufioslty was neirayeh as to the
nature OIL my business; was never so
much as named. Ihe thought struck me
that very possibly my cousins imagined 1t a
mere r''sc anu pie'eN'' anu 'hat my Journey
was uhueftaHeh Simply that l might see
them, ana the great city where they lived.
"hai more iikeiy than such wish on my
part! What more unlikely than that girl
oil nineteen,--shey kneW my age, II having
been some time ago by letter compared and
found to be the same as Eliza Jane's,-what
more uhiKely than that should nave Dusi-
ness III Londonf Yet, likely or not, / had,
hadn't |!
The letter could not have been KINDER l
nave sad yet a very snort ime ai'cr l nao
read IT. Aunt sataA fenarkeA was looking
unusually grave ana asked INC the feasoh'
piushea anu hes'.ateu'
was ohiy 'hihkihg' -ohiy nopnis 'hat
all my cousii's "ouau no. oe SNORT anu s'''''
ana nave req faces, saio ny length
Aunt haiap 'apghen'
~ 'ha' was ~ was y, 'n'issy we
may hope 'i"' E'iza '"n., ~ vast mh' oe
an eAoei,'ion' 40 s"o - "ei."'e, Ny '''e way
now VIII you "eSoiioe yo"sci'' my uear
~. -,un' '."'". 'ooNo' ~ y" WIN s"oi
pe.","' meaning III '''i eyoe' ''a' '''' my
s'', p'',s'i sun "eepei as ! saiu
'iali raw 'iia' ioi W" ~ w. Aunt
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