I now felt really appeased, and so I told him.

We then talked of other matters till we reached home, though it was

not without difficulty I could even yet keep him quiet. I see that Mr.

Crutchley, though of a cold and proud disposition, is generous, amiable,

and delicate, and, when not touched upon the tender string of gallantry,

concerning which he piques himself upon invariable hardness and

immoveability, his sentiments are not merely just, but refined.

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