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Uncle Max

CHAPTER XXIV
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Phoebe has been ill, and they sent for him; but it was only faintness and palpitation, and she is better now.

He has been to see Elspeth, and she is poorly; but there is no need for you to trouble about her.

Miss Darrell is sending her broth and jelly, and Peggy waits on her very nicely.

Lady Betty and I went to see her to-day, and she was as comfortable and cheery as possible, and told us that she felt like a lady in that big bed downstairs.

Mr.
Hamilton says she will not die just yet, but one of these days she will go off as quietly as a baby.


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