MISS CLARISSA HARLOWE, TO MISS HOWE WEDN. NIGHT, MARCH 22.

On the report made by my aunt and sister of my obstinacy, my assembled

relations have taken an unanimous resolution (as Betty tells me it

is) against me. This resolution you will find signified to me in the

inclosed letter from my brother, just now brought me. Be pleased to

return it, when perused. I may have occasion for it, in the altercations

between my relations and me.

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