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like the spring flowers, will be all in full blossoents at the opera on Saturday last, and it far surpassed ood--I never could , and it was droith the violins; the

scenery, however, was lovely; but I must not say a word about the

dancers, only that the fe, that I

could scarcely believe it was possible for the delicacy of our sex to do

They are, however, all foreigners, who are, you know, naturally of a

licentious character, especially the French woant house in Baker Street, where we go on Monday

next, and our o carriage is to be home in the course of the week

All this, which has been done by the advice of Mrs Argent, givesshould yet happen to the

legacy My brother, however, who knows the law better than her, only

laughs at her fears, and ion here, that he is quite delighted, and is busy fro charitable donations I aent has advised us to

get in accomplished masters for me, so that, as soon as we are rein with drawing and es I am not, however, to learn much of the piano;

Mrs A thinks it would take up more time than I can now afford; but I a, and she is to try if the ht Miss Stephens has an hour to spare--and to use her influence to

persuade hih he only receives pupils for

perfectioning, except they belong to families of distinction