MISS CLARISSA HARLOWE, TO MISS HOWE MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 27.

This morning early my uncle Harlowe came hither. He sent up the enclosed

very tender letter. It has made me wish I could oblige him. You will see

how Mr. Solmes's ill qualities are glossed over in it. What blemishes

dies affection hide!--But perhaps they may say to me, What faults does

antipathy bring to light!

Be pleased to send me back this letter of my uncle by the first return.

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