to Town for a few days last week, & called several times in Edward Street. I talked to him about you & your daughter, & he is so far from having forgotten you, that I am sure he would marry either of youwith pleasure. — I gave him hopes of Frederica's re::lenting, & told him a great deal of her improve::ments. — I scolded him for making Love to Maria Manwaring; he protested that he had been only in joke, & we both laughed heartily at her disappoint::ment, & in short were very agreable. — He isas silly as ever. –––. Yours faithfully

Alicia. –––

I am much obliged to you my dear Friend, foryour advice respecting M^r . De Courcy, which I know