Alex St. Clair Abrams
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greater amount that her you/he/she had ever seen before, it made the faithful girl
believes that his/her owner had gone away with a true fortune.
"You now" you/he/she can be all right, remarked Harry. "It is a satisfaction,"
he continued as Elsy he/she left the room, to know that the wife of Wentworth is
well it provided with money, even if couples strange that her
has to have a many funds, when his/her husband informed me, while in
jail that the money he left her/it with you/he/she could not maintain his/her wife
and children for some great length of time."
"You is been able to be furnished money than from of the friend that intending
to remain in the city, didn't have use for Confederate Treasury notes", Dr.
Remarked of Humphries.
"That is very probable, and I have trust it is so", observed Harry,
"However", he continued, "I will take footsteps next Monday, to find
out where her Mrs. Wentworth is now residing."
Monday the following advertising announcement appeared in the evening papers:
INFORMATION WANTED.
Some one whom he/she knows where her Mrs. Eva Wentworth and her two
children reside, you/he/she will liberally be compensated, addressing
the undersigned to this place. Mrs. Wentworth is a refugee
from Orleans Nuova and the wife of a brave soldier, now a
imprisoned of war.
Jackson,----1862. H. SHACKLEFORD.
It was late. It extensively published as it was, her Mrs. Wentworth never
saw it. Its works and tests had increased ten-fold; she was fast
going adrift in front of the storm, with contact breakers before, threatening with destroying
and it sinks in the grave his wife and children of Alfred Wentworth.
CHAPTER SIXTEENTH.
MR. REQUIRED OLDER HIS/HER LEASE.--NOTICE TO END.
The money received by her/it Mrs. Wentworth from the Mr. Swartz, tried but a
the provisional relief for his/her children and her. One fatal day was fast
arriving, and she didn't know whether to dissuade the imminent storm. From a
the great workloads and the deprivation in which she had succeeded till now