her have her own way & not even to make hera single reproach. My Scheme was to treather as she treated me, and tho'though she might evendraw my own Picture or play Malbrook (which^is was the only tune I ever really liked) not tosay so much as "Thank you Eloisa;" tho'though I had formany years constantly hollowed whenever sheplayed, Bravo, Braviſsimo, Encora, Da capo, allegretto,con exspreſsioné¹, and Poco presto with many othersuch outlandish words, all of them as Eloisa toldme expreſsive of my Admiration; and so indeed Isuppose they are, as I see some of them in every Page of every Music-book, being the SentimentsI imagine of the Composer.

I executed my Plan with great Punctuality,