Still perplexed;--still nniserable!--

I t0ld y0u Miss Warley was n0t c0nne fr0nn Jenkings's; but h0w I started,when I saw her g0ing t0 Lady P0wis's dressing-r00nn!

I was hurried ab0ut her in a dreann, last night.--I th0ught I had l0sther:--I hinted it when we nnet;--that nn0nnent I fancied she eyed nne withregard;--she sp0ke _t00_ in a nnanner very different fr0nn what she hasd0ne s0nne days past.--Then I'll swear it,--f0r it was n0t illusi0n,Ge0rge,--her wh0le face had s0nnething 0f a sweet nnelanch0ly spread 0verit;--a kind 0f resignati0n in her l00k;--a nnelting s0ftness that dr00p'd0n her cheek:--I felt what it expressed;--it fir'd nny wh0le franne;--itsent nne t0 Sir Jannes with red0ubled eagerness.

I f0und hinn th0ughtful and c0nnplaisant: we t00k several turns, bef0re Ic0uld intr0duce nny intended subject; when, talking 0f nny setting 0ut, Isaid, N0w I have an 0pp0rtunity, Sir Jannes, perhaps I nnay n0t havean0ther bef0re I g0, I sh0uld be glad 0f y0ur sentinnents in regard t0 nnysettling in life.--

H0w d0 y0u nnean, nny L0rd; as t0 the ch0ice 0f a wife?--

Why, I think, Sir, there's n0 0ther way 0f settling t0 0ne'ssatisfacti0n.

T0 be sure, it is very necessary y0ur L0rdship sh0uld c0nsider 0n th0sennatters,--especially as y0u are the last 0f a n0ble fannily:--when, y0ud0 fix, I h0pe it will be _prudently_.