:ance, of the place as M^r Gower entered the Paddock was uncommonly striking. A beau:: tifully-rounded, gravel road without any turn or interruption led immediately to thehouse. M^r Gower rang – the Door was soonopened. "Are M^r & M^rs Webb at home?" "My Good Sir they are" — replied the Servant; And leading the way, conducted M^r Gowerup stairs into a very elegant Dreſsing room,where a Lady rising from her seat, welcomedhim with all the Generosity which M^rsWillis had attributed to the Family.

"Welcome best of Men — Welcome to this House, & to every thing it contains. William,tell your Master of the happineſs I enjoy –invite him to partake of it –. Bring up some Chocolate immediately; Spread a Cloth in the dining Parlour, and carry in the venison pasty –. In the mean time let the Gentleman have some sandwiches, andbring in a Basket of Fruit — Send up some Ices and