Langford

You were mistaken my dear Harriet Alicia¹, in sup::posing me fixed at this place for the rest of thewinter. It greives me to say how greatly you were mistaken, for I have seldom spent three monthsmore agreably than those which have just flownaway. — At present nothing goes smoothly. – The Females of the Family are united against me. – You foretold how it would be, when I first came to Langford; & Manwaring is so uncommonly pleas::ing that I was not without apprehensions myself. I remember saying to myself as I drove to the House, "I like this Man; pray Heaven no harmcome of it!" — But I was determined to be discreet, to bear in mind my being only four months a wi::dow, & to be as quiet as poſsible, — and I have been