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It was so long since he heard that name, he never wanted to again. He was glad that Ray Minturn had never called him Tip, nor heard him called so. Who could it be from? Nobody wrote to him except Kitty, and once in a long while his mother; but this was no home-letter. At last he broke the seal, and read: "DEER TIP, Mother's dead, I feel bad, you kno that, so what's the use? I've got to go to work.
Lastly, but not least, I would plead most earnestly for the frequent home-letter, should your boy be sent to a boarding-school. If you would have him resist the temptations of school life, keep the home as close to his heart and as present to his mind as you can. Make it your first and paramount duty to write every day if you can, if not every other day, at least twice a week.
"You know we go to Rome to-morrow, and I prophesy no one of us will feel like sparing much time for writing during our first days there," she said. Barbara and Bettina spent an hour on their home-letter, then stole away alone, and finding a secluded spot on the grand terrace in front of their hotel, sat down, with the great valley before them.
In my dreaming, ever and again there kept coming to me the face of Ould Michael, with the look that it bore after reading his home-letter, and I thought how different would his Sabbath day have been had his sister and his little one been near to stand between him and the dreariness and loneliness of his life. True to his promise, McFarquhar carried off Ould Michael to his ranch up Grizzly Creek.
"We can't refer everything to our being American lambs, and his being a ravening European wolf." "Of course he came round to find out about Lily," said Mrs. Elmore. "The Andersens were a mere blind." "Oh, Mrs. Elmore!" cried Lily in deprecation. The bell jangled. "That is the postman," said Mrs. Elmore. There was a home-letter for Lily, and one from Lily's sister enclosed to Mrs. Elmore.
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