I love him--no words can speak how much I love him.

My passion for him is the first and shall be the last of my life: my

bosom never heaved a sigh but for my Rivers.

Will you pardon the folly of a heart which till now was ashamed to

own its feelings, and of which you are even now the only confidante?

I find all the world so insipid, nothing amuses me one moment; in

short, I have no pleasure but in Rivers's conversation, nor do I count

the hours of his absence in my existence.

I know all this will be called folly, but it is a folly which makes

all the happiness of my life.

You love, my dear Bell; and therefore will pardon the weakness of

your

Emily.

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