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see you as it quite a greeable if it tis to you 

 and Shee is Quite Willing to Eair the beds 

 and the Rooms if you Like to Trust to hir 

 and the Servantes ; if not I may Go up there 

 as you Wish. My Sister Sleeps in the Best 

 Room as she allways Did and the Coock in 

 the garret and you Can have the Rooms the 

 same as you allways Did as your Aunt 

 Donte set in the Parlour She Continlery Sets 

 in the Ciching. your Aunt says she Cannot 

 Part from the dog know hows and She Says 

 he will not hurt you for he is Like a Child 

 and I can safeley say My Self he wonte hurt 

 you as She Cannot Sleep in the Room With 

 out him as he allWay Sleep in the Same 

 Room as She Dose, your Aunt is agreeable 

 to Git in What Coles and Wood you Wish for 

 I am know happy to say your Aunt is in as 

 Good health as ever She Was and She is 

 happy to hear you are Both Well your Aunt 

 Wishes for Ancer By Return of Post." 



The nieces replied that their aunt must 

 choose between the dog and them, and 

 Mrs. Newton sends a second letter which 



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