this Morning merely from having taken Leaveof M^rs Marlowe who with her Husband, Brotherand Child are to leave Bristol this Morning.I am sorry to have them go because they are theonly family with whom we have any ac::quaintance, but I never thought of crying; tobe sure Eloisa & M^rs Marlowe have always beenmore together than with me, and have thereforecontracted^^{a kind of} an affection for each other, which doesnot make Tears so inexcusable in them as theywould be in me. The Marlowes are going to Town;Cleveland accompanies them; as neither Eloisanor I could catch him I hope that You or Matildamay have better Luck. I know not when weshall leave Bristol, Eloisa's Spirits are so low