The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-02-26
airy 8 for Mill Hall, ard more letters
passed between them. Among them
were the following:
PUMP HOUSE, LLANDRINDoD, RADNoR,
MI, 10 1910

PUMP HOUSE, 1LAND1RIEDOD, HADNOR,
March u, 1878.
MY DARLING Flo I have Just come
in from nice walk with Louis Morgan,
SO have got very little time before post
but perhaps you would rather have little
than none. You need not he jealous OF
the barmaid, my duck, although she i:
very nice girl and above the position
she is in at present; but she is engaged
to a captain in the Merchant Service,
and is as anxious TO see him as you say
you are to see me. l hope that happy
day will soon come for us.
expect shall be at home next week,
and, my darling, hope / shall see you.
Give my love to sister Emily, and re-
member me to your father aud mother.
Believe me your ever loving HARRY.
5 CASTLE TERRACE, BATH ROAD.
HoUNsLoW, March 10, 1878.
MY DEAREST HARRY Although your
last letter was very short, | was delight
ed to see your handwriting once more.
I think you have been very lazy in
writing to me since you have been at
LIandrindOd. / am sure if the barmaid
is not the attraction there must be some
thing else. am not jealous of her, and
am only sorry, as she is such nice
girl, she is in such 8 position.
When do you return? You do not tell
me in your letter what day Sister EN-
ME sends her love. / really have nc
news to tell you, dearest. Hoping you
will write me a long letter next time.
Papa and mamma wish to be remember
ed to you. With fond loYe, your ever
loving, FLORENCE.
P. S.-Gertie wishes me to send hel
love to dear Harry.
PUMP HOUSE, LLANDRINDoD, RADNoR, !
March 10, 1873 {
MY DARLING Flo / am very sorry &c
hear that your foot is so bad. Is il
worse than it has been before? My poor
little darling, it must be a great trouble
to you, though not greater to you than
to me. But cheer up, we must hope fol-
the best, and be thankful that your
health is coed otherwise. Re
member me very kindly to Major and
Mrs, and give brother Harry's love t.
Emily. Believe me, your ever loving
HARRY.
PUMP House, LLANDRIEDOD,
March 80, 1878 {
My DEAR FLORRIE | am in great
trouble and perplexity Please let al
communication cease between us fronl
this day until the 29th Of next month
(ApriD. l shall return to Alton next
week, and on the Goth OF April you shall
hear from me and will explain all. D.
not think too hardly of me until you
know my reasons for acting thus. With
love, yours ever sincerely,
HARRY MORGAN.
D CASTLE TERRACE, BATH ROAD,
HOUNsLow, March 80, 1878.
My DEAREST HARRY: Your letter, re
Ceived this morning, has quite upset
me. Pray write by return of post and
tell me all cannot possibly wait a
month; the suspense would kill me. If
You do not write and tell me what your
great trouble is, must write and ask
your mother. You may as well let me
know at once and ease my mind, for ]
feel quite i'll thinking about you. In
haste, with love, believe me your ever
loving FLORENCE.
MILL HALL, ALTON, HANTs. !
April 10, 1879. {
My DEAR FLORRIE Having written
to you to give you my reasons for so
doing without keeping you any longer
in suspense, it is to me the most painful
task ever undertook, but | feel that l
am doing my duty towards you in tell
ing you without further delay. l have
given the matter long consideration and
have examined myself thoroughly and |
ind that my feelings towards you are
not such as could warrant any further
correspondence between us, and there
fore it is better for both of us that it
Should cease | know you will think
very hardly of me for this, but not more
hardly than I think of myself, for l can
assure you it grIeYes me more than can
express that ever l should have had to
write to you in this manner, but L feel
it is my duty to you and to myself, pain
full though it be, and can do no other.
reasons that l asked you to stop
were these: could not
write to you what did not mean and
feel, and also that l might give the
matter further consideration before |
did anything to wound your feelings.
Believe me, dear FlOrrie, l shall always
have the greatest regard for you, and
you will ever find in me true friend.
sincerely hope and trust that this will
cause no iT-feeling between us and our
families May God ever bless
you is the prayer of yours ever sincere
y, HARRY MORGAN.
have not seen the defendant since.
lie broke off the engagement with
,ut my consent. Nothing occurred
us which justified his doing
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