[A Romance of the Republic by Lydia Maria Francis Child]@TWC D-Link bookA Romance of the Republic CHAPTER XIII 17/28
I don't think he saw me, for my veil was close, and as soon as I saw him coming I held my head down.
He can't take me here in Boston, and carry me off, can he ?" "He shall not carry you off, darling; but you must not go in the street, except in the carriage with me.
We will sit up stairs, a little away from the windows; and if I read aloud, you won't forget yourself and sing at your embroidery or drawing, as you are apt to do. It's not likely he will remain in the city many days, and I will try to ascertain his movements." Before they had settled to their occupations, a ring at the door made Flora start, and quickened the pulses of her less excitable friend.
It proved to be only a box of flowers from the country.
But Mrs.Delano, uneasy in the presence of an undefined danger, the nature and extent of which she did not understand, opened her writing-desk and wrote the following note:-- "MR.
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