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read (for it was luckily in a print hand)
For Cuar es AnD Rosa Evetynn. “ It
4s for us, most assuredly,” said Dame,
** but who can have sent it?”—** I
suppose we may then open it,” said
Charles, who ran for a hammer; and
with a few strokes knocked off the lid.

osa at this instant returned from
school; and hearing the sound of the
instrument with which Charles had
opened the box, ran in to see what was
going forward. Rosa was surprised
when she found there was a box, of
which they yet knew not the contents,
directed to her brother and herself;
but who may describe the astonishment
.of Dame Morgan, when removing a
fine damask napkin, she found six
cambric frocks, the finest and most
1 beautiful