same house the affections of two Men who were neitherof them at liberty to bestow them — & all this, withoutthe charm of youth. — I am glad to find that MiſsVernon does not come with her Mother to Churchill, as she has not even manners to recommend her, & accord::ing to M^r . Smith's account, is equally ^dullheavy & proud.Where Pride & Stupidity unite, there can be no diſsi==mulation worthy notice, & Miſs Vernon shall be con==signed to unrelenting contempt; but by all that I cangather, Lady Susan poſseſses a degree of captivatingDeceit which it must be pleasing to witneſs & detect.I shall be with you very soon, & am your affec. Brother

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I received your note my dear Alicia, justbefore I left Town, & rejoice to be aſsured that M^r .