Dorothy to Eleanor, Dearest Eleanor, You have so often reminded me
how rapidly the most startling facts pass from the memory of man,
and I have so often thereupon promised to write down a full account
of that mysterious affair in which I was providentially called upon
to play so prominent a part, that it is with shame I reflect that
the warning has been unheeded and the promise unfulfilled. Do not,
dear friend, accuse my affection, but my engrossing duties and
occupations, for this neglect, and believe that I now take
advantage of my first quiet evening for many months to fulfil your
wish. Betty has just brought me a cup of tea, and I have told the
girl to be within call; for once a heroine is not always a heroine,
dear Nell. I am full of childish terrors, and I assure you it is
with no small mental effort that I bring myself to recall the
terrible events of the year 1813.
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