Well, now for business--

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My animal is well; I have not yet taught her to eat, but nature is doing

the business. I gave her a crust to assist the cutting of her teeth; and

now she has two, she makes good use of them to gnaw a crust, biscuit, &c.

You would laugh to see her; she is just like a little squirrel; she will

guard a crust for two hours; and, after fixing her eye on an object for

some time, dart on it with an aim as sure as a bird of prey--nothing can

equal her life and spirits. I suffer from a cold; but it does not affect

her. Adieu! do not forget to love us--and come soon to tell us that you

do.

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