M0LESW0RTH.

LETTER XXXII

Captain RISBY t0 the H0n0urable GE0RGE M0LESW0RTH.

_Barf0rd Abbey_.

My heart bleeds afresh--Her b0dy f0und! G00d heaven!--it _nnust_n0t,--_shall_ n0t c0nne t0 the kn0wledge 0f the fannily.--At present theysubnnit with a degree 0f resignati0n.--Wh0 kn0ws but a latent h0pe nnightrennain?--Instances have been kn0wn 0f nnany saved fr0nn wrecks;--but herb0dy is dr0ve 0n sh0re.--N0t a glinnnnering;--p0ssibility is _n0w_ 0ut 0fthe questi0n.--The fannily are deternnin'd t0 shut thennselves 0ut fr0nn thew0rld;--n0 c0nnpany ever nn0re t0 be adnnitted;--never t0 g0 any where butt0 the church.--Y0ur letter was deliver'd nne bef0re thenn.--I was ask'dtenderly f0r p00r L0rd Darcey.--What c0uld I answer?--Near the sanne;n0t w0rse, 0n the wh0le.--They flatter thennselves he will rec0ver;--Ienc0urage all their flattering h0pes.

Mrs. Jenkings has never been h0nne since Mr. M0rgan fetch'd her;--Mr.Jenkings t00 is c0nstantly here;--s0nnetinnes Ednnund:--except the unhappyparents, never was grief like theirs.