Elinor Wyllys, Volume 2 by Susan Fenimore Cooper
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terms, &c., &c. The location and premises being suitable, we
should be glad to rent. The best of references can be offered on our part. "Begging you will excuse this application, as we are ignorant of the name of your agent in Philadelphia, we have the honour to be, Madam, "Your most obedient servants, "McMUNNY & CO., "Grocers, Market, between Front and Second." A business letter, it appears, to be attended to accordingly. Now for the third--a delicate little envelope of satin paper, blue wax, and the seal "semper eadem." {"semper eadem" = always the same (Latin)} "MY SWEET MISS ELINOR:-- "When shall we see you at Bloomingdale? You are quite too cruel, to disappoint us so often; we really do not deserve such shabby treatment. Here is the month of June, with its roses, and strawberries, and ten thousand other sweets, and among them you must positively allow us to hope for a visit from our very dear friends at Wyllys-Roof. Should your venerable grandpapa, or my excellent friend, Miss Wyllys be unhappily detained at home, as you feared, do not let that be the means of depriving us of your |
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