she said . `` What in the world is the matter ? '' said Uncle Alec . `` This letter is from James Ward 's wife in Montreal , '' said Aunt Janet solemnly . `` Rachel Ward is dead . And she told James ' wife to write to me and tell me to open the old blue chest . '' `` Hurrah ! '' shouted Dan . `` Donald King , '' said his mother severely , `` Rachel Ward was your relation and she is dead . What do you mean by such behaviour ? '' `` I never was acquainted with her , '' said Dan sulkily . `` And I was n't hurrahing because she is dead . I hurrahed because that blue chest is to be opened at last . '' `` So poor Rachel is gone , '' said Uncle Alec . `` She must have been an old woman -- seventy-five I suppose . I remember her as a fine , blooming young woman . Well , well , and so the old chest is to be opened at last . What is to be done with its contents ? '' `` Rachel left instructions about them , '' answered Aunt Janet , referring to the letter . `` The wedding dress and veil and letters are to be burned .
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