afraid it will not be for your happineſs.Penelope will laugh at you very much." "That will not be for my happineſs I amsure. — If my opinions are wrong, I must endeavour to correct them — if they are a::bove my Situation, I must endeavour toconceal them. — But I doubt whether Ridi:-cule, ––– Has Penelope much wit? —" "Yes – she has great spirits, & never careswhat she says." ––– "Margaret is more gen::tle I imagine?" —"Yes –^^especially in company; sheis all gentleneſs & mildneſs when anybodyis by. – But she ^{is a little fretful & perverse} has a good deal of spirit a::mong ourselves. – Poor ^{Creature! –she}Margaret is poſseſsedwith the notion of Tom Musgrave's being^^more seriously in love with her, than he everwas with any body else, & is always ex::pecting him to come to the point. Thisis the second time^{within this twelvemonth}^ that she has gone tospend a month with Robert & Janeon purpose to egg him on, by her ab::sence — but I am sure she is mistaken,& that he will no more follow her to