Helen's letters followed me.

She had heard from Rosville all that had happened, but did not expatiate on it.

Her letters were full of minute details respecting her affairs.

It was her way of diverting me from the thoughts which she believed troubled me.

"L.N." was expected soon.
Since his last letter, she had caught herself more than once making inventories of what she would like to have in the way of a wardrobe for a particular occasion, which he had hinted at.
I heard nothing from Alice, and was content that it should be so.