[A Romance of the Republic by Lydia Maria Francis Child]@TWC D-Link bookA Romance of the Republic CHAPTER XV 26/29
But if you cannot come, there is an experienced old negress here, called Granny Nan, who, Tulee says, will take good care of me. I thank you for your sympathizing, loving letter.
Who could papa's friend be that left me a legacy? I was thankful for the fifty dollars, for it is very unpleasant to me to use any of Mr.Fitzgerald's money, though he tells Tom to supply everything I want.
If it were not for you, dear friends, I don't think I should have courage to try to live. But something sustains me wonderfully through these dreadful trials. Sometimes I think poor Chloe's prayers bring me help from above; for the good soul is always praying for me. "Adieu.
May the good God bless you both. "Your loving and grateful "ROSABELLA." * * * * * Week passed after week, and the promised papers did not come.
The weary days dragged their slow length along, unsoothed by anything except Tulee's loving care and Madame's cheering letters.
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