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that Advice respecting his Attachment toMatilda which had first induced me tofrom1pure Love to him to begin the conversation;and I am now so thoroughly convinced byit, of his violent paſsion for her, that Iam certain he would never hear reasonon the Subject, and I shall therefore givemyself littleno2 more trouble either abouthim or his favourite. Adeiu my dear Girl

YrsYours Affectionately Susan L.

Letter the Seventh

From Miſs C. Luttrell to Miſs M. Lesley

Bristol the 27th of March.

I have received Letters from You & your Mother--in-law with thin3 this week which have greatlyentertained me, as I find by them that you are

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