Friendship a Tale
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Paterson a genteel fashion- able woman, to whom it must be a great mortification to have such a plain family, and contended she was more an object of pity than her children, as they could not know their own deficiencies. Their levee closed for that morning. In order to introduce the little Pater- sons to my reader's farther notice, I will attend their mother home, and relate what passed after her return from Mrs. Mortimer's. Mr. Paterson was a sensible well-in- 158 formed man, who held a situat...ion under government, which engrossed much of his time and thoughts. He had for some years left his children to their mother's care ; but on finding she never made their improvement or welfare a subject of conversation, he felt it incumbent on himself to notice them. They were always happy to be admit- ted into his presence, particularly when their mother was absent : of her they had seen so little, and her objection to their dark dingy countenances, had been so frequently expressed, that they were better pleased when she ceased to send for or visit them.
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Paterson a genteel fashion- able woman, to whom it must be a great mortification to have such a plain family, and contended she was more an object of pity than her children, as they could not know their own deficiencies. Their levee closed for that morning. In order to introduce the little Pater- sons to my reader's farther notice, I will attend their mother home, and relate what passed after her return from Mrs. Mortimer's. Mr. Paterson was a sensible well-in- 158 formed man, who held a situat...ion under government, which engrossed much of his time and thoughts. He had for some years left his children to their mother's care ; but on finding she never made their improvement or welfare a subject of conversation, he felt it incumbent on himself to notice them. They were always happy to be admit- ted into his presence, particularly when their mother was absent : of her they had seen so little, and her objection to their dark dingy countenances, had been so frequently expressed, that they were better pleased when she ceased to send for or visit them.
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