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Aunt Phillis’s Cabin

CHAPTER XXII
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I often say to myself, could I see Alice and Arthur and Walter happy, how happy should I be! I would be more than willing to depart; but there would be still a care for something in this worn-out and withered frame.

It will be far better to be with Jesus, but He will keep me here as long as He has any thing for me to do.

The dear girls! I am glad they are enjoying themselves, but I long to see them again.

I hope they will not be carried away by the gay life they are leading.

I shall be glad when they are at their home duties again.
"'It will be well with Arthur and Alice; you know old maids are always the best informed on other people's love affairs.


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