TEN O'CLOCK.

The Colonel sent to me afterwards, to tell me that the lady having been

in convulsions, he was so much disordered that he could not possibly

attend me.

I have sent every half hour to know how she does--and just now I have the

pleasure to hear that her convulsions have left her; and that she is gone

to rest in a much quieter way than could be expected.

Her poor cousin is very much indisposed; yet will not stir out of the

house while she is in such a way; but intends to lie down on a couch,

having refused any other accommodation.

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