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served to increase their mutual. r,


lhey were now, of course obliged ~ ,cSSafd
resort to correspondence, but alas bO,. " nave
this to be carried on! for poor Nav muw was
not write. But it was not lone b.fEoro could
received letter from William. in WIZ wb;s, She
declared the Increased ardour Of h;a h'n he
and implored her to marry. She W.. w 'uVs,
compelled to have recourse to a consd.aos nos
female friend to assist her in readinc h.'ial ,h.Ial
ter, and who readily offered to write 'au au e''
swer; but no, Mary could not even - s an
friend impart the main secret, and dec,as,, ne,
the Profered service. yet as true love ;'sd i ss,
dom at loss for the means ofinvention Ma stl'
ry adopted the following concise m.ihos M
Having procured a sheet of writing I,,us nau.
with the end of a burnt stick from oE EF'ps' .S
hearth she formed the little top i, and nc,a. I,c
ed small piece Of sleeps wool, which ho,us' rnus
prised Mary's significant answer, a qvoo"n O',
Her friend wrote the superscription, and !.
letter was sent off, post haste; it was wou ,su
understood, and received with as much rsa, rs'
pleasure, as any bellies iettre could have b.sa ss
Banns were soon after published, and u" tho,'
were married with as little delay as pos,


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