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Chapter 3 No.3

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onday (Sep

selves and Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Michael will contrive to place about their coach, and how many of the gentlemen, musicians, and waiters he will have persuaded to come in their shooting-jackets. I hope John Lovett's accident will not pre

ries. I opened the ball with Edward Bridges; the other couples were Lewis Cage and Harriet, Frank and Louisa, Fanny and George. Eli

ontrary, you might imagine it was Lady Bridges who made Henry dance with her at the same time that she was playing, which, if not impossible, must

y Waltham, Miss Bridges, and Miss Mary Finch to Dover, for the health of the two former. I have never seen Marianne at all.

ancy Edward means to get some of his farm, if

their scraps. Henry went away on Friday, as he purposed, without fayl. You will hear from him soon, I imagine, as he talked of writing to Steventon shortly. Mr.

Richis half a guinea or only five shillings when I go away. Coun

peared much edified. Little Edward was breeched yester

thout bidding. Give my love to Mary Harrison, and tell her I wish, whenever she is attach

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