We dined yesterday with M^r Evelyn where wewere introduced to a very agreable looking Girlhis Cousin. I was extremely pleased with her appearance, for added to the charms of an engaging face, her manner & voice had some::thing peculiarly interesting in them. So much so, that they inspired me with a great curiosi::ty to know the history of her Life, who wereher Parents, where she came from, and what had befallen her, for it was then only knownthat she was a relation of M^r Evelyn, and that her name was Grenville. In the evening a favourable opportunity offered to me of at::tempt[.]ing¹ at least to know what I wished toknow, for every one played at Cards but M^rsEvelyn, MyMother, D^r Drayton, Miſs Grenville and