Four o’clock
If you do not dislike it very much , could you be so kind as to call upon Miss Wellwood , and pay little Marianne Dixon 's quarter for me ? It is £ 1O , and it will save trouble if you would do it ; besides that , I should like to hear of her and the little girl . I am sorry to hear you are not better , -- perhaps coming here may do you good . -- Four o'clock . I have been keeping my letter in hopes of persuading papa to put in a note , but he says he had rather send a message that he is quite ready to forgive and forget , and it will be best to talk it over when you come . '' ` Your affectionate cousin , ` A. F. MORVILLE . ' It was well he was not under his sister 's eye , for he could not read this letter calmly , and he was obliged to take several turns along the walk before he could recover his composure enough to appear in the breakfast-room , where he found his sister alone , dealing her letters into separate packets of important and unimportant .