The mill is in beautiful order, ready for work at any moment.

I will make clean and fair my dwelling; then a blessing may light on both places." It was in this spirit he worked and as the days lengthened his hopes and prospects strengthened and there was soon so much to do that he could not afford the time for uncalled anxiety.

He was quickly set at rest about his wife and daughter.

Jane wrote that they had received a most affectionate welcome and that Martha had conquered her uncle and aunt's household.
Uncle is not happy, if Martha is out of sight [she wrote] and Aunt is always planning some new pleasure for her.

And, John, Uncle is never tired of praising your pluck and humanity.