M^rs Marlowe, and the acquaintance of myCharlotte at Bristol. M^r and M^rs M.Marlowe werethe Gentlemean¹ & Lady who accompanied him.(You do not think M^rs Marlowe handsome?) Theelegant address of M^r Cleveland, his polished Mannersand Delightful Bow, at once confirmed my attach::ment. He did not speak; but I can imagine everything he would have said, had he opened his Mouth.I can picture to myself the cultivated Understand--ing, the Noble Sentiments, & elegant Language which would have shone so conspicuous in the conversationof M^r Cleveland. The approach of Sir James Gower(one of my too numerous Admirers) preventedthe Discovery of any such Powers, by puttingan end to a Conversation we had^^never commenced,and by attracting my Attention to himself.