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`` She is one in a thousand , '' was the fervent reply . And then Andrew described one of several cottages on Chestnut Street that belonged to the estate of Miss Primrose Henry , and was to rent . There was a small court in front , a grassy space at the side with a cherry tree and a pear tree , and a garden at the back for vegetables . `` For I must have thee in the city near by , '' he said , `` so I can come in to dinner at noon , and spend most of my evenings with thee . Mr. Franklin 's old paper , the _ Gazette _ , is to be brought out again , and we shall know what is going on . And we will find a meeting house near by , and take great comfort with each other after our seasons of sorrow and separation . '' `` My son , my dear son !