favoured by accident-the Precise Lady finds her husband, and quit the
Coach-the Captain is disappointed of his dinner-we arrive at Bath-I
accompany Miss Snapper to the Long-room, where she is attacked by beau
Nash, and, turns the Laugh against him-I make love to her, and receive a
check-Squire her to an Assembly, where I am blessed with a Sight of my
dear Narcissa, which discomposes me so much, that Miss Snapper,
observing my disorder, is at pains to discover the Cause-is piqued at
the Occasion, and, in our way home, pays me a sarcastic Compliment-I am
met by Miss Williams, who is the maid and Confidante of Narcissa-she
acquaints me with her Lady's regard for me while under the disguise of a
Servant, and describes the Transports of Narcissa on seeing me at the
Assembly, in the Character of a Gentleman-I am surprised with an Account
of her Aunt's Marriage, and make an Appointment to meet Miss Williams
the next day