MISS ARABELLA HARLOWE,

If you had half as much sense as you have ill-nature, you would

(notwithstanding the exuberance of the latter) have been able to

distinguish between a kind intention to you all (that you might have the

less to reproach yourselves with, if a deplorable case should happen) and

an officiousness I owed you not, by reason of freedoms at least

reciprocal. I will not, for the unhappy body's sake, as you call a

sister you have helped to make so, say all that I could say. If what I

fear happen, you shall hear (whether desired or not) all the mind of

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