[The English Orphans by Mary Jane Holmes]@TWC D-Link bookThe English Orphans CHAPTER XIX 12/12
Billy, who readily perceived the change, attributed it to the right cause, and from that time his letters became far less cheerful than usual. Mary usually cried over them, wishing more than once that Billy would transfer his affection from herself to Jenny, and it was for this reason, perhaps, that without stopping to consider the propriety of the matter, she first asked Jenny to write to him, and then encouraged her in answering his notes, which (as her own letters grew shorter) became gradually longer and longer, until at last his letters were addressed to Jenny, while the notes they contained were directed to Mary!.
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