Excerpt from Hard Cash, Vol. 3 of 3
About midnight, after a short slumber, the sufferer became uneasy, and begged to be left with Julia. J ulia was sent for, and found her a good deal ex cited. She inquired more than once if they were quite alone, and then asked for paper and a pencil. She wrote a few lines, and made Julia put them in a cover and seal them. Now dear friend, she said, promise me not to open this, nor even to let your mother, it is not for your happiness that what I have written should be seen by her or you, no, no, much better not. Come; dear friend, pledge me your honour. J 11118. Pledged her honour.
Then Jane wrote on the cover, From a dying sister. Julia saw that, and wept sore.
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