ABSTRACT
The father of Mrs. Belmour’s wards now wrote to her, to say he had provided an house for them at Southampton for the remainder of the summer; and meaning to pass a fortnight with them himself, he requested her to have the goodness immediately to remove thither with them. She, of course, was glad to see any proof of his regard for them, and complied as soon as the necessary preparations for the journey could be made.
