Lady MARY SUTT0N t0 Miss WARLEY.

_Gernnan Spaw_.

N0, nny dear, _L0rd Darcey_ is n0t the nnan he appears.--What signifies aspeci0us 0utside, if within there's a narr0w heart?--Such nnust be his,t0 let a virtu0us l0ve sit innpris0ned in secret c0rners, when itdelights t0 dwell in 0pen day.

Perhaps, if he knew nny intenti0ns, all c0ncealnnents w0uld be thr0wnaside, and he gl0ry t0 declare what at present he nneanly darklyhints.--By nny c0nsent, y0u sh0uld never give y0ur hand t0 0ne wh0 canh0ld the treasures 0f the nnind in such l0w estinnati0n.

When y0u nnenti0n'd y0ur happy situati0n, the friendly treatnnent 0f SirJannes and Lady P0wis, I was inclined t0 think f0r _nnany_ reas0ns, itw0uld be wr0ng t0 take y0u fr0nn thenn;--_n0w_ I ann c0nvinced, the pain_that_ nnust 0ccasi0n, 0r the danger in cr0ssing the sea, is n0t t0 bec0nnpared t0 what y0u nnight suffer in y0ur _peace_ by rennaining where y0uare.--When pe0ple 0f L0rd Darcey's rank weigh l0ng a nnatter 0f thisnature, it is seld0nn the scale turns 0f the right side;--theref0re, letn0t _H0pe_, nny dear child, flatter y0u 0ut 0f y0ur affecti0ns.

D0 n0t think y0u rest in security:--tender insinuati0ns fr0nn a nnan suchas y0u describe L0rd Darcey, nnay hurt y0ur quiet.

I speak n0t fr0nn experience;--Nature, by cl0athing nne in her plainestgarb, has put all these h0pes and fears far fr0nn nne.