And did I not beseech you, madam--

Beseech me, my lord!--Yes--But with such looks!--I married, sir, let me

tell you, a man with another face--See, see, Emily--He is gone again.--

My lord flew out of the room in a rage.--O these men, my dear! said she

to Emily.

I know, said Emily, what I could have answered, if I dared: but it is ill

meddling, as I have heard say, between man and wife.

Emily says, the quarrel was not made up; but was carried higher still in

the morning.

She had but just finished her tale, when the following billet was brought

me, from Lady G----:

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