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Letter 8th Laura to Marianne, in Continuation Lady Dorothea hadn't left us long before another visitor as unexpected a one as her Ladyship, was announced. It was Sir Edward, who informed by Augusta of her brother's marriage, came doubtless to reproach him for having dared to unite himself to me without his knowledge. But Edward foreseeing his design, approached him with heroic fortitude as soon as he entered the room, and addressed him in the following Manner. "Sir Edward, I know the motive of your journey here You come with the base Design of reproaching me for having entered into an indissoluble engagement with my Laura without your Consent. But Sir, I glory in the Act. It is my greatest boast that I have incurred the displeasure of my father!" So, saying he took my hand and whilst Sir Edward, Philippa, and Augusta were doubtless reflecting with admiration on his undaunted Bravery, led me from the parlour to his father's carriage which yet remained at the Door and in which we were instantly conveyed from the pursuit of Sir Edward. The Postilions had at first received orders only to take the London Road; as soon as we had sufficiently reflected However, we ordered them to Drive to M. the seat of Edward's most particular friend, which was but a few miles distant. At M. we arrived in a few hours; and on sending in our names were immediately admitted to Sophia, the wife of Edward's friend. After having been deprived during the course of 3 weeks of a real friend (for such I term your Mother) imagine my transports at beholding one, most truly worthy of the Name. Sophia was rather above the middle size; most languor spread over her lovely features, but increased their Beauty. It was the Characteristics of her Mind. She was all sensibility and feeling. We flew into each others arms and after having exchanged vows of mutual Friendship for the rest of our Lives, instantly un folded to each other the most inward secrets of our Hearts. We were interrupted in the delightful Employment by the entrance of Augustus, (Edward's friend) who was just returned from a solitary ramble. Never did I see such an affecting Scene as was the meeting of Edward and Augustus. "My Life! My Soul!" (exclaimed the former) "My adorable angel! (replied the later) as they flew into each other feelings of Sophia and myself We fainted alternately on a sofa." Adeiu Laura.

Letter 9th from the same to the same Towards the close of the day, we received the following Letter from Philippa. "Sir Edward is greatly incensed by your abrupt departure; he has taken back Augusta to Bedfordshire. Much as I wish to enjoy again your charming society, I can't determine to snatch you from that, of such dear and deserving Friends When your Visit to them is terminated, I trust you will return to the arms of your" "Philippa." We returned a suitable answer to this affectionate Note and after thinking her for her kind invitation assured her that we would certainly avail ourselves of it, whenever we might have no other place to go to. Tho' certainly nothing could to any reasonable Being, have appeared more satisfactory, than so grateful a reply to her invitation, yet I know not bow it was, but she was certainly capricious enough to be displeased with our behaviour and in a revenge own our Conduct, or married a young and illiterate Fortune-hunter. This imprudent step (tho' we were sensible that it would probably deprive us of that fortune which Philippa had ever taught us to expect) could not on our own accounts, excite from our exalted minds a single sigh; yet fretful least it might prove a source of endless misery to the deluded Bride, our trembling Sensibility was greatly affected when we were first information of the Event. The affectionate Entreaties of Augustus and Sophia that we would for ever consider their House as our Home, easily prevailed on us to determine never more to leave them, In the society of my Edward and this Amiable pair, I passed the happiest moments of my Life; Our time was most delightfully spent, in mutual Protestations of friendship, and in vows of unalterable Love, in which we were secure from being interrupted, by intruding and disagreeable Visitors, as Augustus and Sophia had on their first Entrance in the Neighbourhood, taken due care to inform the surrounding families, that as their happiness centred wholly in themselves, they wished for no other society. But alas! Then enjoyed was too perfect to be lasting. A most severe and unexpected Blow at once destroyed every sensation of Pleasure. Convinced as you must be from what I have already told you concerning Augustus and Sophia, that there never were a happier Couple, I need not I imagine, inform you that their union had been contrary to the inclinations of their Cruel and Mercenary Parents; who had vainly endeavoured with obstinate Perseverance to force them into a Marriage with those whom they had ever abhorred; but with a Heroic Fortitude, they had both, constantly refused to submit to such despotic Power. After having so nobly disentgled themselves from the shackles of Parental Authority, by s Clandestine Marriage, they were determind never to forfeit the good opinion they had gained in the World, in so doing, by accepting any proposals of reconciliation that might have offered them by their Fathers to this father trial of their noble independence however they never were exposed. They had been married but a few months when our visit to them commenced during which time they had been amply supported by a considerable sum of money which Augustus had gracefully purloined from his unworthy father's Escritoire, a few days before his union with Sophia By our arrival their Expenses were considerably encreased tho' their means for supplying them were then nearly exhausted. But they, Exalted. Creatures! Scorned to reflect a moment on their pecuniary Distresses and would have blushed at the idea of paying their Debts Alas! What was their Reward for such disinterested Behaviour! The beautiful Augustus was arrested, and we were all undone. Such perfidious Treachery in the merciless perpetrators of the Deed will shock your gentle nature Dearest Marianne as much as it then affected the Delicate sensibility of Edward, Sophia, your Laura, and Augustus himself. To compleat such unparalleled Barbarity we were informed that an Execution in the House would shortly take place. Ah! What could we do but what we did! We sighed and fainted on the sofa. Adeiu Laura.