Furniture plots a romantic misstep and a letter clarifies
Mr Morton plans to salvage a costly furniture purchase after a mixed reception from Miss Mona Fairley and her sister Letitia. A tense exchange follows when Miss Fairley’s brother is contacted, revealing marital prospects and prompting Morton to consider a direct, decisive intervention to avert a ruined deal.
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Ellsworth
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Ellsworths
Jack Fairley
Mr. Morton
Miss Fairley
Jack
Letitia
Mars
Fairley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Altaegether
Cincerely
Mosa
Cambridge
University
Morton
Mona Mabley
Miss Mailey
Bona
Sierten
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