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they have forbidden her to come. Although we do not
go there we will enquire about the children often.

Henry passed Mother in the street last week and as soon
as he saw her he quickened his pace so as not to stop.
he merely with a contemptuous toss said Good morning
Mrs Cornock and passed on (what he never did before).

If Mary is Mrs Knight -- she has no more authority than she
had before for up to the beginning of last week Henry's
mother would not give up a single key. You made a mistake
in calling Mary the housekeeper. the Old Lady was the house-
keeper and Mary was the Servant. Samuel died on Friday and
was buried on sunday [Sunday] afternoon in the morning Henry
and Julie were to church just as though nothing had
occurred. After the funeral "Little Hen" cried to come to Mother's
but Henry would not bring him. Henry did not speak
to either of us sunday [Sunday] morning (so you see it places us in an
unpleasant situation) he was to meeting in the evening with
his Bride and then he bowed to me because he could not
help it. We have been holding meetings this is the fourth
week there are nearly twelve or fourteen persons forward
every evening there have been several conversions Julie Harvey
Suzy Adams and Mr Roberts among the number.

Mr Jeffrey gives a short lecture every evening. I expect