his Tricks; – but I did long to see you, & it was a ^clever n^ice way of getting you home; ^^{Besides —}& it wo'ntdo, to be too nice. — Nobody could have thoughtof the Edwards’ letting you have their Coach, –after the Horses being out so late. — But whatam I to say to Sam? —" "If you are guided byme, you will not encourage him to think ofMiſs Edwards. — The Father is decidedly againsthim, the Mothershews him no favour, & I doubthis having any interest with ^Mary. her. She dancedtwice with Capt.Captain Hunter, & I think shews himin general as much Encouragement as is con::sistent with her disposition, & the circumstancesshe is placed in. — She once mentioned Sam, &certainly with a little confusion — but that was ^{perhaps onlysolely1 merely}m^ost li^kely oweing to the consciousneſs of hisliking her, which may very probably have ^{come to}reachedher ^knowledge."^. — "Oh! dear. ^ –^Yes she has heard enough of thatfrom us all. ^{Poor Sam! – It very He} Yes, she know^s well is out ofluck as well as other people. For the life of me Emma, I cannot help feeling for those that are croſs’dcrossed in Love. — Well – now begin, & give me an account of every thing as ithappened. —" Emma obeyed her — & Eliz:Elizabeth listened