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LETTER LXI.
To Mrs. Talbot.
New York, Oct. 22.
You tell me, my dear Jane, that you are coming to reside
in this city, but you have not gratified my impatience by
saying how soon. Tell me when you propose to come. Is
there not something in which I can be of service to you?
Some preparations to be made?
Tell me the day when you expect to arrive among us,
that I may wait on you as soon as possible.
I shall embrace my sister with a delight which I cannot
express. I will not part with the delightful hope of one day
calling you truly such.
Accept the fraternal regards of Mr. Montford.
M. M.
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