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One circumstance must essentially tend to smooth down those mundane asperities which, alas! they will have to encounter in the rough path of life; and that is the religious faith with which they are both imbued. ONE CIRCUMSTANCE MUST ESSENTIALLY TEND TO SMOOTH DOWN THOSE MUNDANE ASPERITIES WHICH ALAS THEY WILL HAVE TO ENCOUNTER IN THE ROUGH PATH OF LIFE AND THAT IS THE RELIGIOUS FAITH WITH WHICH THEY ARE BOTH IMBUED
t does she say, that you speak in such enthusiastic terms of a mere letter?" Rosamond placed the note in his hand; and Mr. Torrens, turning aside towards the window, read the contents, as follow:— "It has greatly distressed me, my beloved young friend, to have been unable to attend at the solemnization of the holy and yet deeply affecting ceremony, which, by the time this reaches you, will have united my excellent nephew and your sweet sister. But it has pleased the Almighty, in his inscrutable wisdom, to afflict me with a severe rheumatism at this time, as I assured you in a previous note; and although I sincerely hope that, by the blessing of that all-wise Being and the aid of the lotion which Dr. Wagtail has sent me, I shall be well in a few days, yet I am compelled for the present to remain within the house. It is my most sincere and heart-felt hope that your dear sister and my beloved nephew may experience all that happiness which the Omnipotent may deign to bestow upon his elect. NT REFLECTIONS WHAT DOES SHE SAY THAT YOU SPEAK IN SUCH ENTHUSIASTIC TERMS OF A MERE LETTER ROSAMOND PLACED THE NOTE IN HIS HAND AND MISTER TORRANCE TURNING ASIDE TOWARD THE WINDOW READ THE CONTENTS AS FOLLOW IT HAS GREATLY DISTRESSED ME MY BELOVED YOUNG FRIEND TO HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO ATTEND AT THE SOLEMNIZATION OF THE HOLY AND YET DEEPLY AFFECTING CEREMONY WHICH BY THE TIME THIS REACHES YOU WILL HAVE UNITED MY EXCELLENT NEPHEW AND YOUR SWEET SISTER BUT IT HAS PLEASED THE ALMIGHTY IN HIS INSCRUTABLE WISDOM TO AFFLICT ME WITH THE SEVERE RHEUMATISM AT THIS TIME AS I ASSURED YOU IN A PREVIOUS NOTE AND ALTHOUGH I SINCERELY HOPE THAT BY THE BLESSING OF THAT ALL WISE BEING AND THE AID OF THE LOTION WHICH DOCTOR WAGTAIL HAS SENT ME I SHALL BE WELL IN A FEW DAYS YET I AM COMPELLED FOR THE PRESENT TO REMAIN WITHIN THE HOUSE IT IS MY MOST SINCERE AND HEARTFELT HOPE THAT YOUR DEAR SISTER AND MY BELOVED NEPHEW MAY EXPERIENCE ALL THAT HAPPINESS WHICH THE OMNIPOTENT MAY DEIGN TO BESTOW UPON HIS ELECT
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