wish me, replied his wife — but you would do it so much better yourself.I shall not know what to say." — "Mydear Mary, cried he, it is impoſsible youcan^^be really be at ^aany loſs. Nothing canbe^^more simple. You have only to state the present afflicted situation of the family,their^^earnest application to me, & my being willing to promote a little subscriptionfor their releif, provided it meet withher approbation. –" "The easiest thing inthe World — cried Miſs Diana Parker who happened to be calling on them at themoment —. All said & done, in leſstime that¹ you have been talkingof it now. — And while you are on the subject of subscriptions Mary, I will thank you to mention a very melan::choly case to Lady DDenham, which has been represented to me in the most affectingterms. — There is a poor Woman inWorcesteshire, whom some friends of mine are exceedingly interested about, & I have undertaken to collect whateverI can for her. If you w^d .would mentionthe circumstance to Lady Denham! –