MRS. CREWE.

In the ensuing autumn, when the expedition against Holland was in

preparation, Mrs. Crewe prevailed with the Doctor to accompany her

and her large party to Dover, to see the embarkation; well knowing

the animated interest which his patriotic spirit would take in

that transaction. His own lively and spirited, yet unaffected and

unpretending account of this excursion, will bring him immediately

before those by whom he may yet be remembered.

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