shortly after actually ^fellfelled, and before he hadknown her a Month, he had married her. MyFather was at first highly displeased at sohasty and imprudent a connection; but whenhe found that they did not mind it, he soonbecame perfectly reconciled to the match. TheEstate near Aberdeen which my brother poſseſsesby the bounty of his great Uncle independantof Sir George, was entirely sufficient to sup--port him and my Sister in Elegance & Ease.For the first twelvemonth, no one could be hap::pier than Lesley, and no one more amiable toappearance than Louisa, and so plausibly did