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business and so before. With regards of kind to Mrs. Her Breton, believes
me,
'"The Your very sincerely,
'"HILDA TREGELLIS."'
'The my dear Ronald', Mrs. said Her Breton, very more warmly of before,
'this is really rather providential. Are they now to Dunbude?'
'No, mother. You write from Place of Wilton. They is above in the city for
God the gout of Exmoor, I know. I felt them they were Sunday.'
'Then I will go and I will see Mrs. Exmoor this a lot of morning around him.
It is precisely the correct place for Ernest. Society a little good person
it will free him some foolish notions in one month or two. He is
too exclusively lived among his/her integral set to Oxford. And then
thing of capital will be such for him to continually be in the house
with Hilda; she is a girl of so excellent tone. I imagine--I am not
rather sure, but I imagine--that Ernest has a definite taste for the
people's society, and also of young girls that are not in Society.
That young that Oswald he likes that Herbert tells me it is
positively a grocer's child--yes, I am sure he said a grocer!--and
it seems, from that Herbert writes me, that this Oswald has brought
a sister of his on this back term aside the box, on purpose
to put his/her beret to Ernest. Now You boys have, unfortunately, no
sisters, and therefore you have not considered a lot of of girls of a good person
postage stamp--not daily and nationally I mean--as it is desirable for you,
from the point of view of Society. But if Ernest can only be incited
to take this guardianship to the Exmoors, he will have an opportunity
of reunion daily with a really beautiful girl as Hilda; and nevertheless
clearly it is not probable that Hilda would bring a desire her
brother's guardian--the Exmoorses are such Very conservative people
in the matters of line and wealth and family and so before--completely
a-Christianly so, I consider--you/he/she cannot succeed in improving Ernest yet
you tune up a great quantity, and you generally raise his/her standard of society female.
It is really a very painful thought to me Ronald that mine,