about a twelvemonth ago, his visits to her hadbeen at stated times, and of equal ^& of^ settled Dura::tion; but on her removal to the Hall whichis within a walk from our House, they be::came both more frequent & longer. This asyou may suppose could not be pleasing toM^rs Diana who is a profeſsed Enemy toevery thing which is not directed by Decorumand Formality, or which bears the least re::semblance to Ease and Good-breeding. Nay sogreat was her aversion to her Nephews behaviourthat I have often heard her give such hints ofit before his face that had not Henry at such