MISS CLARISSA HARLOWE, TO MISS HOWE TUESDAY MORNING, SIX O'CLOCK.

The day is come!--I wish it were happily over. I have had a wretched

night. Hardly a wink have I slept, ruminating upon the approaching

interview. The very distance of time to which they consented, has added

solemnity to the meeting, which otherwise it would not have had.

A thoughtful mind is not a blessing to be coveted, unless it had such a

happy vivacity with it as yours: a vivacity, which enables a person to

enjoy the present, without being over-anxious about the future.

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