d
not bear a single life any more so failing Ethel he marrid one of the
maids in waiting at Buckingham palace by name Bessie Topp a plesant
girl of 18 with a round red face and rarther stary eyes.

So now that all our friends are marrid I will add a few words about
their familys. Ethel and Bernard returned from their Honymoon with a
son and hair a nice fat baby called Ignatius Bernard. They soon [Pg 104]
had six more children four boys and three girls and some of them were
twins which was very exciting.

The Earl only got two rarther sickly girls called Helen and Marie
because the last one looked slightly french.

Mr Salteena had a large family of 10 five of each but he grew very
morose as the years rolled by and his little cottage was very noisy
and his wife was a bit annoying at times especially when he took to
dreaming of Ethel and wishing he could have marrid her. Still he was a
pius man in his way and found relief in prayer.

Bernard Clark was the happiest of our friends as he loved Ethel to the
bitter end and so did she him and they had a nice house too.

The Earl soon got tired of his sickly daughters and his wife had a
savage temper so he thourght he would divorce her and try again but he
gave up the idear after [Pg 105] several attempts and decided to offer
it up as a Mortification.

So now my readers we will say farewell to the characters in this book.

The End

by Daisy Ashford

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