MR. VILLARS TO EVELINA

Secure of my protection, let no apprehensions of Madame Duval disturb

your peace. Conduct yourself towards her with all respect and deference

due to so near a relation, remembering always that the failure of duty

on her part can by no means justify any neglect on yours. Make known to

her the independence I assure you of, and when she fixes the time for

her leaving England, trust to me the task of refusing your attending

her.

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