CLARISSA HARLOWE.

Two favours, good Madam, I have to beg of you.—The first,—that you will

not let any of my relations know that you have heard from me. The

other,—that no living creature be apprized where I am to be heard of,

or directed to. This is a point that concerns me more than I can

express.—In short, my preservation from further evils may depend upon

it.

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