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It was the afternoon when Sullivan's letter, on the lower left hand corner of which he had written _Har., Sul.,_ arrived. Mr. Colman had gone to a town at some distance, whence he would not return till the last train. Not many letters came to him, and this, with the London postmark, naturally drew the attention of Aunt Ann and Molly. The moment the eyes of the former fell on the contracted name in the corner, they blazed.
"The shameless fellow! " she cried; "writing to beg another ten-pound note from my poor foolish brother!"