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pleasure, the wedding cloathes were bought &
nothing remained to be settled but the naming of the Day.
As to the lovely Charlotte, being im:
:portuned
with eagerneſs to pay another visit
to her Aunt, she determined to accept the
invitation & in consequence of it walked to
Mrs Fitzroys to take leave of the amiable Re:
:becca,
whom she found surrounded by
Rouge
:tural
plainneſs of her face.
"I am come my amiable Rebecca, to take my leave of you for the fortnight I am destined to spend with my aunt. Beleive me this separation is painfull to me, but it is as neceſsary as the labour which now engages you."
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