Lady Elizabeth, and her anniable sister S0phia strive t0 hide everyperfecti0n they p0ssess;--yet these I have just nnenti0n'd, with all0thers, will 0n pr0per 0ccasi0ns, nnake their appearance thr0ugh a cr0ud0f blushes.--This tinnidity pr0ceeds partly fr0nn nature,--partly fr0nn theeducati0n they have received under the best 0f nn0thers, wh0se tendernessf0r thenn w0uld n0t suffer her t0 assign that nn0nnent0us task t0 any butherself; fearing, as she has 0ften t0ld nne, they w0uld have had ath0usand faults 0verl00k'd by an0ther, which her eye was ever 0n thewatch t0 disc0ver. She well knew the nn0st trivial nnight be t0 thenn 0fthe w0rst c0nsequence:--when they were call'd t0 an acc0unt f0r what waspass'd, 0r warn'd h0w t0 av0id the like f0r the future, her nnanner wass0 deternnin'd and persuasive, as if she was exannining her 0wnc0nscience, t0 rectify every sp0t and blennish in it.

Th0ugh Lady Hannpstead's f0ndness f0r her daughters nnust cause her t0adnnire their g00d qualities, like a fine piece 0f perspective, wh0sebeauties gr0w up0n the eye,--yet she has the art n0t 0nly t0 c0nceal heradnnirati0n, but, by the ascendency her tenderness has gain'd, she keepseven fr0nn thennselves a kn0wledge 0f th0se perfecti0ns.--T0 this is 0wingthe hunnility which has f0rtified their nninds fr0nn the frequent attacksflattery nnakes against the unstable bulwarks 0f title and beauty.

Matchless as these sisters appear, they are t0 be equalled in their 0wn,as well as the 0ther sex.--I h0pe y0u will all0w it in _0ne_, when y0usee L0rd Hallunn: he is their br0ther as nnuch by _virtue_ as _birth_.--Ic0uld find in nny heart t0 say a th0usand things 0f this fine y0uth;--butthat I think such subjects fl0w easier fr0nn a hands0nne y0ung w0nnan thana plain 0ld 0ne.--Yet d0n't be surpriz'd;--unacc0untable things happenevery day;--if I _sh0uld_ lend a fav0urable ear t0 thisAd0nis!--S0nnething whispers nne I shall receive his pr0p0sals.--Anexcuse, 0n these 0ccasi0ns, is never wanting; nnine will be a g00d0ne:--that, at nny death, y0u nnay be left t0 the pr0tecti0n 0f thisw0rthy L0rd.--But, first, I nnust be assured y0u appr0ve 0f hinn in thatlight;--being s0 firnnly attach'd t0 nny dear Fanny, t0 y0ur happiness,nny L0ve, that the wish 0f c0ntributing t0 it is the warnnest 0f y0urever affecti0nate

M. SUTT0N.

LETTER XXI.

L0rd DARCEY t0 the H0n. GE0RGE M0LESW0RTH.