I send in the mean time for a lock of her hair.

I charge you stir not in any part of her will but by my express

direction. I will order every thing myself. For am I not her husband?

and, being forgiven by her, am I not the chosen of her heart? What else

signifies her forgiveness?

The two insufferable wretches you have sent me plague me to death, and

would treat me like a babe in strings.--D--n the fellows, what end can

they mean by it? Yet that crippled monkey Doleman joins with them. And,

as I hear them whisper, they have sent for Lord M.--to controul me, I

suppose.

What I write to you for is,

1. To forbid you intermeddling with any thing relating to her. To

forbid Morden intermeddling also. If I remember right, he has threatened

me, and cursed me, and used me ill--and let him be gone from her, if he

would avoid my resentment.

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