LETTER IV.

SHAMELA ANDREWS _to_ HENRIETTA MARIA HONORA ANDREWS.

Marry come up, good Madam, the Mother had never looked into the Oven

for her Daughter, if she had not been there herself. I shall never

have done if you upbraid me with having had a small One by _Arthur

Williams_, when you yourself--but I say no more. _O! What fine Times

when the Kettle calls the Pot._ Let me do what I will, I say my

Prayers as often as another, and I read in good Books, as often as I

have Leisure; and Parson _William_ says, that will make amends.--So

no more, but I rest

_Your afflicted Daughter_,

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