Letters of Two Brides

P. S.--I have just opened your third letter. My dear, I have about

one thousand livres to dispose of; spend them for me on pretty things,

such as we can't find here, nor even at Marseilles. While speeding on

your own business, give a thought to the recluse of La Crampade.

Remember that on neither side have the heads of the family any people

of taste in Paris to make their purchases. I shall reply to your

letter later.