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LETTER XIX.
To Mrs. Fielder.
Philadelphia, October 28.
I need not hesitate a moment to answer this letter. I
will be all that my revered mamma wishes me to be. I
have vowed an eternal separation from Colden, and to enable
me to keep this vow, I entreat you to permit me to
come to you.
I will leave this house in any body's care you direct.
My Molly and the boy Tom I shall find it no easy task to
part with, but, I will, nevertheless, send the former to her
mother, who is thrifty and well to live. I beg you to permit
me to bring the boy with me. I wait your answer.
Jane Talbot.
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