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beheld this spparition from the back parour. be.
Gan to break to her our misfortune while | was
breaking the sugar. when she few into such rage
that verify thought she would have finished BY
breaking my head She would not have minded il
SO much, she said, but she had lost the opportunity
of morlifying Mrs. Tibbs, and that our best cuso-
mer, Mr.. Alderman Dewlap, had sent for his bill,
declaring his intention of giving his custom to anoh


er shop. This she attributed to my impertinence,
and insisted upon my writing him submissive
apology. which sturdily refused doing, declaring
II would be the master Of my own house, and that
though was ruined, would not be humbled or
hen-picked. Very angry words ensued, but car


red my point with high hand, for instead OF writ
ing to the Alderman as she ordered, called upon
him, and made him very humble apology in per-
aol.