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CHAPTER LXVI. SHOWING HOW MISS FURNIVAL TREATED HER LOVERS.
It is a great thing for young ladies to live in a household in which free correspondence by letter is permitted. "Two for mamma, four for Amelia, three for Fanny, and one for papa." When the postman has left his budget they should be dealt out in that way, and no more should be said about it,—except what each may choose to say. Papa\'s letter is about money of course, and interests nobody. Mamma\'s contain the character of a cook and an invitation to dinner, a............
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