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Aunt Phillis’s Cabin

CHAPTER XXII
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She will thus be prepared to perform with fidelity the duties that belong to her position as the wife of a country gentleman.

No wonder that my spectacles are dim and my old eyes aching after this long letter.
Love to dear Cousin Weston, to the girls, to yourself, and all the servants.
"'From COUSIN JANET.' "'Phillis says she has not enough to do to keep her employed.

She has not been well this winter; her old cough has returned, and she is thinner than I ever saw her.

Dr.L.has been to see her several times, and he is anxious for her to take care of herself.

She bids me say to Bacchus that if he have broken his promise, she hopes he will be endowed with strength from above to keep it better in future.


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