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1i,a. Regina Maria Roche.--In the days
Of her celebrity, Mrs. Roche enjoyed ease,
comfort, and popularity: her friends were
numerous, and their Kindness was at her
command. She then declined to avail her
self of an unlimited offer of services from
Sir William tdamsqn, Governor Of Jamaica,
to whom the "Childrcn of the Abbey" had
been dedicated, because, as she emphatlcai-
" says, "she had then little reason to ap-
prehend what She has suffered" Trying,
indeed has been her reverse OF fate; bereft
of health. reduced in fortune and friends her
lot presents true example Of the instability
of human happiness.