Need I say my dear Eloisa how wellcomeyour Letter was to me? I cannot give a great::er proof of the pleasure I received from it, orof the Desire I feel that our Correspondence may be regular & frequent than by setting you so good an example as I now do in answeringit before the end of athe² week —. But do not ima::gine that I claim any merit in being so punc::tual; on the contrary I aſsure you, that it is a fargreater Gratification to me to write^^to you, than tospend the Evening either at a Concert or a Ball.M^r Marlowe is so desirous of my appearingat some of the Public places every evening that I do not like to refuse him, but at the same