Memoirs of Mary, Vol. 5 of 5 - Paperback

Excerpt from Memoirs of Mary, Vol. 5 of 5: A Novel

Tered condition? Yes, furely you mu'f't have felt that my foul hovered near its treafure with my mind's eye I faw thy every emo tion, with my mind's ear I heard thy every complaint; thy foft white hands were ardently clafped together, but not in fig? Commiferation, not for our common calamity. -the fmile that Iits like a glory upon thy countenance, was it not overcafi with fad nefs -thofe dear eyes. Which have darted love beams on my heart fince they firflt opened upon the light of heaven, were they not dimmed, fufi'ufed in tears? I can bear it all, you cry, but what will become of my poor grand-mamma? Was I not with thee surelyi was with thee, Mary; even now my foul is talking to you. - lnvention or imagination has nothing to do with the bufinefs.-my pen and ink feem al. Mofi unneceffary, fo plainly does your image fiand before me.

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