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"Katharine," said Miss Griselda to her younger sister, "do you happen to remember the address of those lodgings in London where we wrote years ago to Rachel's and Kitty's mother? The 5th of May will be this day week, and although I dislike the woman, and of course cannot possibly agree with you as to her being in any sense of the word a lady, yet still when Griselda Lovel passes her word she does pass it, and I think it is right, however painful, to give the young woman the invitation for the 5th of May."
"We wrote one letter nearly six years ago to No. 10 Abbey Street, Marshall Road, S. W., London," answered Miss Katharine in a sharp voice for her. "One letter to a mother about her own children; but that was the address, Griselda."