I am unable to offer any testimony regarding Mr. White. I know you will accept this decision from your sister who loves you and prays you will continue to love her in return. I am staying with our grandparents for a time, as a result of a situation of which you have been apprised. I remain, as always—Your Most Affectionate Sister. Jane read it over and felt as good as she’d felt since the events in King Street. She had, at last, left the “Bloody Massacre” behind. A knock sounded on her door. Jane opened it on her grandfather, her letter book in his hand. She took it from him. “What other trouble did it cause?” she asked. “None we hadn’t already discovered.” Hearing her grandfather’s words, the lingering tightness behind Jane’s eyes eased; knowing the bound of the trouble had diminished it somehow. She returned the letter book to her room and tucked it away in her trunk; she carried her brother’s letter below-stairs, and found her grandmother in the kitchen alone, gutting a chicken with what appeared to be unnecessary violence.
What do You think about The Rebellion Of Jane Clarke?
