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My mother Celeste once took me down to Ramsgate, thinking, as she said, that I needed sea bathing. MY MOTHER CELESTE ONCE TOOK ME DOWN TO RAMSGATE THINKING AS SHE SAID THAT I NEEDED SEA BATHING
ry, clothes, and food, yet I can never forget the hap- py year I passed with you. I had hoped that my sister Ellen would have re- formed, but I am very sorry that she has not. My present mamma is very kind to me ; she has taken me to the opera and to balls and parties. From your affectionate daughter, that was, Josephine Arnoldson. About a week after I received another letter which read thus : — My dear Daughter, — I am very much pleased to hear that you still remember me as well as I remem- ber you, and that you hoped that Ellen would reform. I hope you enjoy your- COUNTRY DOLL. 39 self where you are, and see as many nice things as you can wish. Inclosed I send you a nice little pen for you to write me letters with once a week, if your mamma will let you. From your late mother, Emily Arthurst. I answered it : — Dear mother, — I am very much pleased with my pen, and my present mother has given me leave to write once a week. Josephine Arnoldson. 40 MEMOIRS OF A CHAPTER IX. THE SEASHORE.  CHAPTER NINE OF MEMOIRS OF A COUNTRY DOLL THIS IS A LIVER BOX OR COURTING ALL LIVER BOX OR COURTINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVER BOX DOT ORG MEMOIRS OF A COUNTRY DOLL BY MARY CURTIS THE SEA SHORE
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