The Galaxy, May, 1877
The Galaxy, May, 1877
Vol. XXIII.—May, 1877.—No. 5.
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on its deck, our travelling companions again--Mr. and Mrs. Malise--and, sure enough, the little gray parcel on the bench not far from mamma! Going at last, I hope, toward that nurse on the Moselle. Poor little Malaise!
Address your next as last year. And with fond love to the whole household,
Your Lil.
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18 STANFIELD GARDENS, } SOUTH KENSINGTON, } February 10, 1875 }
At last I've seen my "poor little Malaise" again. Your questions would have kept him in my memory if there had been a chance of my forgetting the woful baby; and so soon as we were warmly settled into house, home habits, and friendly circle again (and O how charming even London in winter is after seven mortal weeks in Ireland, where scarce anybody has two pence, and everybody is lazy, and everything above the peasant rank is saturated with conventionality and the poorest pride! For the Great Mogul approves of his grandchild, and was pleased to insist on the prolongation of our visit till I was nearly wil
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