When Albert had finished reading the
'letter aloud he' grasped Uncle Terry's/
hand and exclaimed, "Take those valul
fables-back with ytou, but leave me the
letter, a!nd I win attend to the rest!"
Then he^added, "You are my guest as
^long as you can stay in Boston."
When, two days later, Uncle Terry
was ready to depart Albert handed him
a large package containing a silk dress
pattern for Aunt Lissy, a woolen one
for Mrs. Leach and a complete artist*s
outfit for Telly. "With these things,"
he said, "go my best regards for those
they are for, and among them are the
photographs of two sketches I made
when I was with you that I want you
to ask Miss Telly to paint for me."
When tfelly opened heir package she
found' two sketches of herself, one
leaning against a rock with her fade
resting on her hand, the other sitting
Reside 'a .flower decked boat with a
'broad sun hat in her lap.
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