Torment you, sir!--Pray, has Sir Harry--

Sir Harry cannot look pleased, when his lady is dis-pleased: I saw that

you were, madam, the moment I beheld you. I hope I am not an unwelcome

visitor to Sir Harry for one hour, (I intend to stay no longer,) that he

received me with so disturbed a countenance, and has now withdrawn

himself, as if to avoid me.

To tell you the truth, Sir Harry and I have had a dispute: but he always

speaks of Sir Charles Grandison with pleasure.

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