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Garthowen

CHAPTER XXIII
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She would like to know you more intimately, she says, and would enjoy nothing more than a taste of real farm life; she therefore begs, that if you can have us you will not make any alteration in your ways of living.

She sends her love to Ann, and hopes she will put up with her for a little while.

If you will let us know when it will be convenient to you, we will fix a time to come to Garthowen.

I remain, dear father, "Your affectionate son, "WILLIAM OWEN." Ebben Owens had been gradually growing more excited, and at the last word said with a gasp: "He has forgotten my confession, Morva; I am of no consequence to him!" "Yes--yes," said the girl, "here's another half sheet with 'P.S.' at the top," and she continued to read: "Dear father, Gwenda was looking over my shoulder, so I could not add what I say now.

Please ask Ann to put the best knives and forks on the table, and to bring out mother's silver teapot when we come.


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