L----.

P. S. This is my last letter from Dublin. I have had my carriage packed

and sent to S----; dismissed my Englishmen, and shall travel under the

'nom de guerre' you know of,--which is now become 'romantic,' by Bath

and Paris with one honest Irish servant. I shall neither hurry, nor stay

longer than necessary. The most difficult business--taking leave of

friends--is done, and nothing now detains me.

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