LETTER XXXIII.

Mrs. _Holmes_ to _Myra_.

_Belleview._

IT is the duty of friends to be interested in all the concerns

of one another—to join in their joys and to avert the stroke of danger.

It is the duty of a centinel to give the alarm at the approach of what

he may think such—and if the result does not prove to be a real evil—he

has but performed his duty, and the action is meritorious.

IF your exertions to countermine the connexion of your brother with

_Harriot_ should prove ineffectual (and do not fail to acquaint me with

it either way) I HAVE A TALE TO UNFOLD which may possibly forbid the

banns.

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