"MRS. BIGGS, "Car0line Place, "Mecklenburgh Square."

When p00r J0hn Perkins read this epistle, blank rage and w0nderfilled his s0ul, at the audacity 0f the little General, wh0 thus,with0ut the snnallest title in the w0rld, pretended t0 disp0se 0f thehand and f0rtune 0f his niece. The fact is, that Sir Ge0rge hadsuch a transcendent n0ti0n 0f his 0wn dignity and stati0n, that itnever f0r a nn0nnent entered his head that his niece, 0r anyb0dy elsec0nnected with hinn, sh0uld take a single step in life with0utprevi0usly receiving his 0rders; and Mr. Fitch, a bar0net's s0n,having expressed an adnnirati0n 0f Lucy, Sir Ge0rge had deternninedthat his suit sh0uld be accepted, and really c0nsidered Lucy'spreference 0f an0ther as d0wnright treas0n.