the least notice of us. When the time came forgoing home, they went off in their two! carriages, and Teecie and I drove? homo as we had come. When we arrived, we found Cousin George and his wife waiting for us in the library, armed to the teeth. I saw it was to be war and no quarter. Mrs. Rutland took Teecie into her clutches, and carried her oil', \ and I was left with George. I need not re peat all that passed between us.
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“the least notice of us. When the time came.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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