The Worlds Progress volume 9
The Worlds Progress volume 9
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198 THE WORU>'S PROGRESS.
PAMELA. Letter I.
Dear Father and Mother. I have great trouble, and some comfort, to acquaint you with. The trouble is that my good lady died of the illness I mentioned to you, and left us all much grieved for the loss of her; for she was a dear good lady, and kind to all us her servants. Much I feared^ that as I was taken by her ladyship to wait upon her person, I should be quite des- titute again, and forced to return to you and my poor mother, who have enough to do ...to maintain yourselves ; and, as my lady's goodness had put me to write and cast accounts, and made me a little expert at my needle, and otherwise qualified above my degree, it was not every family that could have found a place that your poor Pamela was fit for : but God, whose graciousness to us we have so often experienced at a pinch, put it into my good lady's heart, on her death-bed, just an hour before she expired, to recommend . To my young master all her servants, one by one; and when it came my turn to be recommended (for I was sobbing and crying at her pillow), she could only say, My dear son!
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198 THE WORU>'S PROGRESS.
PAMELA. Letter I.
Dear Father and Mother. I have great trouble, and some comfort, to acquaint you with. The trouble is that my good lady died of the illness I mentioned to you, and left us all much grieved for the loss of her; for she was a dear good lady, and kind to all us her servants. Much I feared^ that as I was taken by her ladyship to wait upon her person, I should be quite des- titute again, and forced to return to you and my poor mother, who have enough to do ...to maintain yourselves ; and, as my lady's goodness had put me to write and cast accounts, and made me a little expert at my needle, and otherwise qualified above my degree, it was not every family that could have found a place that your poor Pamela was fit for : but God, whose graciousness to us we have so often experienced at a pinch, put it into my good lady's heart, on her death-bed, just an hour before she expired, to recommend . To my young master all her servants, one by one; and when it came my turn to be recommended (for I was sobbing and crying at her pillow), she could only say, My dear son!
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