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The grave artlessness of the manner acted as a kind of check, and Lady Belamour said in a different tone, "Seriously, child, the fa the poor creature froood man made the attempt, but all in vain What do you to divert him?"

In inquires of this kind the supper hour passed, and Lady Belamour was then to keep her appointment with her brother-in-law She showed so much alarm and dread that Aurelia could not but utter assurances and encourage, partly flattering, which exercised a sort of pleasant perplexing fascination on the si dismissed, Aurelia went in search of Mrs Dove, who stock of Aood woht thankful to see you looking so purely I don't kno I could have held up my head to Miss Delavie if I had not seen you!"

"Ah! you will see my sister and all of the tears to her eyes, in oblivion alike of her recluse and her pupils "Oh! if I were but going with you! But what folly a? You must not let them think I am not happy, for indeed I aive you a packet for thely availed herself of the opportunity of explaining how guiltless she had been of the sudden separation at Knightsbridge four months back She had been in such haste to ride after and overtake the coach, that she had even ive the horses no time to rest, and she had ridden off on her own particular pillion long before the rest She had been surprised that she never succeeded in catching up the carriage, but never suspected the truth till she had dismounted in Hanover Square and asked whether "Miss" ithabout Miss Delavie, nor expected her; and the good woreat until she had had an intervieith her Ladyship, when she was told not to concern herself about the young lady, as safely bestowed in the country with the Miss Wayland "But that it was here, if you'll believe me, missie, I was as innocent as the babe unborn, and so was his Honour, Sir Aave hi-school with his little sisters"