Poplington!"_
_Mr. Poplington looking for luggage_
_Vignette Heading and Initial Letter_
_Pomona encourages Jonas_
_"Stop, lady, and I'll get out"_
_Vignette Heading and Initial Letter_
_"Your brother is over there"_
_To the Cat and Fiddle_
_"And did you like Chedcombe?"_
_"Jone looked at him and said that was the Highland costume"_
_Vignette Heading and Initial Letter_
_"I didn't say anything, and taking the pole in both hands I gave it a
wild twirl over my head"_
_Pomona drinking it in_
_Vignette Heading and Initial Letter_
_"A person who was a family-tree-man"_
_"This might be a Dorkminster"_
_Jone didn't carry any hand-bag, and I had only a little one_
[Illustration]
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POMONA'S TRAVELS
This series of letters, written by Pomona of "Rudder Grange" to her
former mistress, Euphemia, may require a few words of introduction.
Those who have not read the adventures and experiences of Pomona in
"Rudder Grange" should be told that she first appeared in that story as
a very young and illiterate girl, fond of sensational romances, and
with some out-of-the-way ideas in regard to domestic economy and the
conventions of society. This romantic orphan took service in the
"Rudder Grange" family, and as the story progressed she grew up into a
very estimable young woman, and finally married Jonas, the son of a
well-to-do farmer.
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