I promised to wait upon her at what time she pleased the next day.

What an unfortunate adventure! I could not close my eyes the whole

night.

Mrs. Mirvan was so kind as to accompany me to Madame Duval's house this

morning. She frowned most terribly on Mrs. Mirvan, but received me with

as much tenderness as I believe she was capable of feeling. She avowed

that her intention in visiting England was to make me return with her to

France. As it would have been indecent for me to have quitted town the

very instant I discovered that Madame Duval was in it, we have

determined to remain in London for some days. But I, my dear and most

honoured sir, shall have no happiness till I am again with you.

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