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ToMrHENRYDAVIS,Bookseller,inLondon.
ABERGAVENNY,Aug.4.
RESPECTED
Señor
SIR,
.
Ihavereceivedyouresteemedfavourofthe13thultimo,wherebyitappeareth,thatyouhaveperusedthosesameLetters,the
cual
which
weredelivereduntoyoubymy
amigo
friend
,thereverendMrHugoBehn;
y
and
Iampleasedtofindyou
cree
think
theymaybeprinted
con
with
agoodprospectofsuccess;
inasmuchastheobjectionsyoumention,Ihumblyconceive,are
tal
such
asmayberedargued,
si
if
notentirelyremoved—And,first,inthefirst
lugar
place
,astouchingwhatprosecutions
pueden
may
arisefromprintingtheprivatecorrespondenceof
personas
persons
stillliving,giveme
fueron
leave
,withallduesubmission,toobserve,thattheLettersin
cuestión
question
werenotwrittenandsent
bajo
under
thesealofsecrecy;
thatthey
tienen
have
notendencytothemalafama,
o
or
prejudiceofanypersonwhatsoever;
sino
but
rathertotheinformation
y
and
edificationofmankind:
sothatitbecometh
una
a
sortofdutytopromulgatetheminusumpublicum.
Besides,I
he
have
consultedMrDavyHiggins,
un
an
eminentattorneyofthis
lugar
place
,who,afterdueinspection
y
and
consideration,declareth,Thathedothnot
cree
think
thesaidLetterscontain
ningún
any
matterwhichwillbeheldactionableintheeyeofthe
ley
law
.
Finally,ifyouandI
debo
should
cometoarightunderstanding,Idodeclareinverbosacerdotis,that,in
caso
case
ofanysuchprosecution,Iwill
tomaré
take
thewholeuponmyownshoulders,
incluso
even
quoadfineandimprisonment,
aunque
though
,Imustconfess,I
debo
should
notcaretoundergoflagellation:
Tamadturpitudinem,quamadamaritudinempoenoespectans—Secondly,concerningthepersonalresentmentofMrJusticeLismahago,I
puedo
may
say,nonfloccifacio—Iwouldnotwillinglyvilipend
ningún
any
Christian,if,peradventure,hedeserveth
ese
that
epithet:
albeit,Iammuchsurprisedthat
más
more
careisnottakentoexcludefromthecommission
todos
all
suchvagrantforeignersas
pueden
may
bejustlysuspectedofdisaffectiontoour
feliz
happy
constitution,inchurchandstate—GodforbidthatIshouldbesouncharitable,astoaffirm,positively,thatthe
dicho
said
Lismahagoisnobetterthan
un
a
Jesuitindisguise;
but
esto
this
Iwillassertandmaintain,totisviribus,that,fromthe
día
day
hequalified,hehas
nunca
never
beenonceseenintratempliparietes,thatisto
decir
say
,withintheparishchurch.
Thirdly,
con
with
respecttowhatpassedatMrKendal’stable,
cuando
when
thesaidLismahagowassobrutalinhisreprehensions,I
debo
must
informyou,mygood
Señor
Sir
,thatIwasobligedtoretire,notbyfeararisingfromhisminatoryreproaches,which,asI
dicho
said
above,Ivaluenotofarush;
sino
but
fromthesuddeneffectproduced,by
una
a
barbel’srow,whichI
había
had
eatenatdinner,not
saber
knowing
,thatthesaidrowisatcertainseasonsviolentlycathartic,asGalenobservethinhischapterPeriichtos.
Fourthly,
y
and
lastly,withreferenceto
la
the
mannerinwhichI
obtuve
got
possessionoftheseLetters,itis
una
a
circumstancethatconcernsmyownconscience
sólo
only
;
sufficethittosay,I
he
have
fullysatisfiedthepartiesinwhosecustodytheywere;
y
and
,bythistime,I
espero
hope
Ihavealsosatisfiedyouin
tal
such
ways,thatthelast
mano
hand
maybeputtoouragreement,
y
and
theworkproceedwith
toda
all
convenientexpedition;
inwhichI
espero
hope
Irest,.
RespectedSir,Your
muy
very
humbleservant,.
JONATHANDUSTWICH.
P.S.
Ipropose,Deovolente,to
tener
have
thepleasureofseeingyouinthe
gran
great
city,towardsAll-hallowtide,whenIshallbegladtotreat
con
with
youconcerningaparcelofMS.sermons,of
un
a
certainclergymandeceased;
acakeoftherightleaven,forthepresenttasteofthepublic.
Verbumsapienti,&c.
To
el
the
Revd.MrJONATHANDUSTWICH,
en
at—
SIR,
Ireceivedyoursin
curso
course
ofpost,andshallbegladtotreat
con
with
youfortheM.S.
whichI
he
have
deliveredtoyourfriendMrBehn;
pero
but
canbynomeanscomply
con
with
thetermsproposed.
Thosethingsaresouncertain—Writingis
toda
all
alottery—Ihavebeenaloserbytheworksofthegreatestmenoftheage—I
podría
could
mentionparticulars,andnamenames;
pero
but
don’tchooseit—Thetasteofthe
ciudad
town
issochangeable.
Then
hay
there
havebeensomanylettersupontravelslatelypublished—What
entre
between
Smollett’s,Sharp’s,Derrick’s,Thicknesse’s,Baltimore’s,
y
and
Baretti’s,togetherwithShandy’sSentimentalTravels,thepublicseemstobecloyed
con
with
thatkindofentertainment—Nevertheless,Iwill,
si
if
youplease,runtherisqueofprinting
y
and
publishing,andyoushallhave
mitad
half
theprofitsoftheimpression—You
necesita
need
nottakethetroubleto
traer
bring
upyoursermonsonmyaccount—NobodyreadssermonsbutMethodists
y
and
Dissenters—Besides,formyownpart,Iamquiteastrangerto
ese
that
sortofreading;
and
las
the
twopersons,whosejudgmentIdependeduponin
esos
those
matters,areoutof
las
the
way;
oneisgoneabroad,carpenterofa
hombre
man
ofwar;
andthe
otro
other
,hasbeensillyenoughtoabscond,inordertoavoid
un
a
prosecutionforblasphemy—I’ma
gran
great
loserbyhisgoingoff—Hehas
dejado
left
amanualofdevotion
medio
half
finishedonmyhands,afterhavingreceived
dinero
money
forthewholecopy—Hewasthesoundestdivine,
y
and
hadthemostorthodoxpenof
toda
all
mypeople;
andI
nunca
never
knewhisjudgmentfail,
sino
but
inflyingfromhisbread
y
and
butteronthisoccasion.
Byowningyouwasnot
puso
put
inbodilyfearbyLismahago,youprecludeyourselffromthebenefitof
una
a
goodplea,overandabovetheadvantageofbindinghimover.
Inthelate
guerra
war
,Iinsertedinmyeveningpaper,
un
a
paragraphthatcamebythepost,reflectinguponthebehaviourof
un
a
certainregimentinbattle.
Anofficerof
dicho
said
regimentcametomyshop,
y
and
,inthepresenceofmy
esposa
wife
andjourneyman,threatenedtocutoffmyears—AsIexhibitedmarksofbodilyfear
más
more
waysthanone,totheconvictionofthebyestanders,Iboundhimover;
myactionlay,
y
and
Irecovered.
Asforflagellation,youhave
nada
nothing
tofear,andnothingto
esperar
hope
,onthathead—Therehasbeenbut
un
one
printerfloggedatthecart’stail
estos
these
thirtyyears;
thatwasCharlesWatson;
y
and
heassuredmeitwas
no
no
morethanaflea-bite.C—S—
ha
has
beenthreatenedseveraltimesby
la
the
HouseofL—;
butitcameto
nada
nothing
.
Ifaninformationshouldbemovedfor,
y
and
grantedagainstyou,astheeditorofthoseLetters,I
espero
hope
youwillhavehonesty
y
and
witenoughtoappear
y
and
takeyourtrial—Ifyou
debe
should
besentencedtothepillory,yourfortuneismade—Astimesgo,that’sa
seguro
sure
steptohonourandpreferment.
Ishallthinkmyself
feliz
happy
ifIcanlendyou
un
a
lift;
andam,verysincerely,.
Suyo
Yours,
.
HENRYDAVIS.
LONDON,Aug.10th.
Por favor
Please
mykindservicetoyourneighbour,mycousinMadoc—I
he
have
sentanAlmanackandCourt-kalendar,directedforhimatMrSutton’s,bookseller,inGloucester,carriage
pagado
paid
,whichhewillpleasetoacceptasasmalltokenofmyregard.
My
esposa
wife
,whoisveryfondoftoastedcheese,presentshercomplimentstohim,
y
and
begstoknowifthere’sanyof
ese
that
kind,whichhewasso
bueno
good
astosenduslastChristmas,tobesoldinLondon.
ToDrLEWIS.
Doctor
DOCTOR
,
Thepillsaregoodfornothing—I
podría
might
aswellswallowsnowballstocoolmyreins—I
he
have
toldyouoverandoverhow
difícil
hard
Iamtomove;
y
and
atthistimeof
día
day
,Ioughttoknow
algo
something
ofmyownconstitution.
Por qué
Why
willyoubesopositive?
Pritheesendme
otra
another
prescription—Iamaslame
y
and
asmuchtorturedin
todas
all
mylimbsasifIwas
roto
broke
uponthewheel:
indeed,Iamequallydistressedin
mente
mind
andbody—AsifIhadnotplaguesenoughofmyown,
esos
those
childrenofmysisterare
dejado
left
meforaperpetualsourceofvexation—whatbusinesshave
gente
people
togetchildrentoplaguetheirneighbours?
Un
A
ridiculousincidentthathappenedyesterdaytomynieceLiddy,
ha
has
disorderedmeinsuch
un
a
manner,thatIexpecttobelaidup
con
with
anotherfitofthegout—perhaps,I
puedo
may
explainmyselfinmy
próximo
next
.
Ishallsetouttomorrowmorningforthe
Caliente
Hot
WellatBristol,whereIam
temo
afraid
Ishallstaylonger
de
than
Icouldwish.
On
el
the
receiptofthissendWilliamsthither
con
with
mysaddle-horseandthedemipique.
Dile
Tell
Barnstothreshoutthe
dos
two
oldricks,andsendthecorntomarket,
y
and
sellitofftothepooratashillingabushel
debajo
under
marketprice.—IhavereceivedasnivellingletterfromGriffin,offeringto
hacer
make
apublicsubmissionand
pagar
pay
costs.
Iwantnoneofhissubmissions,neither
quiero
will
Ipocketanyofhis
dinero
money
.
Thefellowisa
mal
bad
neighbour,andIdesire,to
tener
have
nothingtodowith
él
him
:
butasheispurse-proud,heshall
pagará
pay
forhisinsolence:
lethim
give
fivepoundstothepooroftheparish,
y
and
Iwillwithdrawmyaction;
y
and
inthemeantimeyou
puedes
may
tellPrigtostopproceedings.—LetMorgan’swidow
tenga
have
theAlderneycow,andfortyshillingstoclotheher
hijos
children
:
butdon’tsayasyllableof
la
the
mattertoanylivingsoul—I’ll
haré
make
herpaywhensheisable.
Idesireyouwilllockup
todos
all
mydrawers,andkeepthekeystillmeeting;
y
and
besureyoutake
el
the
ironchestwithmypapersintoyourowncustody—Forgive
todos
all
,thistroublefrom,.
ToMrsGWYLLIM,house-keeperatBrambleton-hall.
MRSGWILLIM,
Cuando
When
thiscumstohand,besuretopackupinthetrunkmalethatstandsinmycloset;
tobe
enviado
sent
meintheBristolwaggon
sin
without
lossoftime,thefollowingarticles,viz.
myrosecollardneglejay
con
with
greenrobins,myyellowdamask,
y
and
myblackvelvetswith
el
the
shorthoop;
myblooquiltedpetticot,mygreenmantel,mylacedapron,myFrenchcommode,Macklin
cabeza
head
andlappetsandthelitelbox
con
with
myjowls.
Williamsmay
traer
bring
overmybum-daffee,andtheviol
con
with
theeasingsofDrHill’sdockwater
y
and
Chowder’slacksitif.
Thepoorcreature
ha
has
beenterriblystupratedever
desde
since
welefthuom.
Praytakeparticular
cuidado
care
ofthehousewhile
la
the
familyisabsent.
Lettherebe
un
a
fireconstantlykeptinmybrother’schamber
y
and
mine.
Themaids,having
nada
nothing
todo,maybe
sentarse
sat
aspinning.
Idesireyou’llclap
una
a
pad-luckonthewind-seller,
y
and
letnoneofthemen
tenga
have
excesstothestrongbear—don’t
te olvides
forget
tohavethegateshit
todas las
every
eveningbedark—Thegardnir
y
and
thehindmayliebelowinthelandry,topartakethe
casa
house
,withtheblunderbussandthe
gran
great
dog;
andhopeyou’ll
tengas
have
awatchfuleyeover
las
the
maids.
IknowthathussyMaryJones,
encanta
loves
toberumpingwith
los
the
men.
LetmeknowAlderney’scalfbesouldyet,
y
and
whathefought—iftheouldgoosebe
sentado
sitting
;
andifthecobler
ha
has
cutDicky,andhowporeanemilboretheoperation.
No
No
moreatpresent,but
descansa
rests,
.
Yours,TABITHABRAMBLEGLOSTAR,April2.
TOMrsMARYJONES,atBrambleton-hall.
DEARMOLLY,.
Heaving
esta
this
importunity,Isend,my
amor
love
toyouandSaul,beingin
buena
good
health,andhopingto
escuchar
hear
thesamefromyou;
y
and
thatyouandSaulwill
llevaréis
take
mypoorkittento
cama
bed
withyouthiscoldweather.
We
haber
have
beenallin,asad
toma
taking
hereatGlostar—MissLiddyhad
como
like
tohaverunaway
con
with
aplayer-man,andyoung
maestro
master
andhewouldadonethemselvesamischief;
pero
but
thesquireappliedtothemare,
y
and
theywere,boundover.—Mistressbidmenotspeak
una
a
wordofthematterto
ningún
any
Christiansoul—nomoreIshall;
for,weservints
deberíamos
should
seeallandsay
nada
nothing—
Butwhatwasworsethan
todo
all
this,Chowderhashadthemisfortunetobe
preocupado
worried
byabutcher’sdog,
y
and
camehomeinaterriblepickle—Mistresswastaken
con
with
theasterisks,butthey
pronto
soon
wentoff.
Thedoctorwas
enviado
sent
fortoChowder,andhesubscribedarepositorywhichdidhim
gran
great
service—thankGodhe’snowinafair
manera
way
todowell—praytakecareofmybox
y
and
thepillyberandputthem
bajo
under
yourownbed;
for,Idosupposemadam,Gwyllim
será
will
beapryingintomysecrets,
ahora
now
mybackisturned.
JohnThomasisin
buena
good
health,butsulky.
Thesquiregaveawayanouldcoattoa
pobre
poor
man;
andJohnsays
como
as
,how‘tisrobbinghimofhisperquisites.—Itoldhim,byhisagreementhewastoreceive
no
no
vails;
buthesaysashowthere’s
una
a
differencebetwixtvailsandperquisites;
y
and
sothereisforsartain.
Weare
todos
all
goingtotheHotWell,
donde
where
Ishalldrinkyourhealthin
un
a
glassofwater,being,.
To
Sir
Sir
WATKINPHILLIPS,Bart.ofJesuscollege,Oxon.
Querido
DEAR
PHILLIPS,
AsIhave
nada
nothing
moreatheartthantoconvinceyouIamincapableof
olvidar
forgetting
,orneglectingthefriendshipI
hice
made
atcollege,nowbegin
esa
that
correspondencebyletters,whichyou
y
and
Iagreed,atparting,tocultivate.
IbeginitsoonerthanIintended,thatyoumay
tener
have
itinyourpowertorefute
cualquier
any
idlereportswhichmaybecirculatedtomyprejudiceatOxford,
tocando
touching
afoolishquarrel,inwhichI
tener
have
beeninvolvedonaccountofmy
hermana
sister
,whohadbeensome
tiempo
time
settledhereinaboarding-school.
Cuando
When
Icamehitherwithmyuncle
y
and
aunt(whoareourguardians)tofetchheraway,I
encontré
found
herafinetall
muchacha
girl
,ofseventeen,withanagreeable
persona
person
;
butremarkablysimple,and
bastante
quite
ignorantoftheworld.
Esta
This
disposition,andwantofexperience,
había
had
exposedhertotheaddressesof
una
a
person—Iknownotwhattocallhim,who
había
had
seenherataplay;
y
and
,withaconfidenceanddexteritypeculiartohimself,
encontró
found
meanstoberecommendedtoheracquaintance.
Itwasby
el
the
greatestaccidentIintercepted
una
one
ofhisletters;
asitwasmydutytostifle
esta
this
correspondenceinitsbirth,Imadeitmybusinesstofindhimout,
y
and
tellhimveryfreelymysentimentsof
el
the
matter.
Thesparkdidnot
gustó
like
thestileIused,
y
and
behavedwithabundanceofmettle.
Aunque
Though
hisrankinlife(which,by
la
the
bye,Iamashamedtodeclare)didnotentitlehimtomuchdeference;
yetashisbehaviourwasremarkablyspirited,Iadmittedhimtotheprivilegeof
un
a
gentleman,andsomethingmight
haber
have
happened,hadnotwebeenprevented.—Inshort,the
negocio
business
tookair,Iknownot
cómo
how
,andmadeabundanceofnoise—recoursewashadtojustice—Iwasobligedtogivemyword
y
and
honour,&c.
andto-morrowmorningwesetoutforBristolWells,
donde
where
Iexpecttohearfromyoubythe
regreso
return
ofthepost.—Ihavegotintoa
familia
family
oforiginals,whomI
podría
may
onedayattempttodescribeforyouramusement.
Myaunt,MrsTabithaBramble,isamaidenofforty-five,exceedinglystarched,vain,
y
and
ridiculous.—Myuncleisanodd
tipo
kind
ofhumorist,alwayson
la
the
fret,andsounpleasantinhismanner,thatratherthanbeobligedtokeephim
compañía
company
,I’dresignallclaimto
la
the
inheritanceofhisestate.
Indeedhisbeingtorturedbythegout
puede
may
havesouredhistemper,
y
and
,perhaps,Imaylikehimbetteronfurtheracquaintance;
certainit
es
is
,allhisservantsandneighboursinthe
país
country
arefondofhim,
incluso
even
toadegreeofenthusiasm,the
razón
reason
ofwhichIcannotasyetcomprehend.
RemembermetoGriffyPrice,Gwyn,Mansel,Basset,
y
and
alltherestofmy
viejo
old
Cambriancompanions.—Salutethebedmakerinmyname—givemyservicetothecook,
y
and
praytakecareof
pobre
poor
Ponto,forthesakeofhis
viejo
old
master,whois,andeverwillbe,.
Querido
Dear
Phillips,Youraffectionatefriend,
y
and
humbleservant,JER.
ToMrsJERMYNather
casa
house
inGloucester.
DEARMADAM,
Having
no
no
motherofmyown,I
espero
hope
youwillgiveme
permiso
leave
todisburdenmypoor
corazón
heart
toyou,whohave
siempre
always
actedthepartof
un
a
kindparenttome,ever
desde
since
Iwasputunderyour
cuidado
care
.
Indeed,andindeed,myworthygoverness
puede
may
believeme,whenIassureher,thatI
nunca
never
harbouredathoughtthatwasotherwise
de
than
virtuous;
and,ifGodwill
da
give
megrace,Ishall
nunca
never
behavesoastocastareflectiononthe
cuidado
care
youhavetakeninmyeducation.
IconfessI
he
have
givenjustcauseofoffencebymy
falta
want
ofprudenceandexperience.
Ioughtnotto
haber
have
listenedtowhatthe
joven
young
mansaid;
anditwasmydutyto
tenía
have
toldyouallthatpassed,
pero
but
Iwasashamedtomentionit;
y
and
thenhebehavedsomodest
y
and
respectful,andseemedtobesomelancholy
y
and
timorous,thatIcouldnot
encontrar
find
inmyhearttodoanythingthatshouldmakehimmiserable
y
and
desperate.
Asforfamiliarities,Idodeclare,I
nunca
never
onceallowedhimthefavourof
un
a
:
salute;
andastothefewlettersthatpassed
entre
between
us,theyareallinmyuncle’shands,
y
and
Ihopetheycontain
nada
nothing
contrarytoinnocenceandhonour.—Iamstillpersuadedthatheisnotwhatheappearstobe:
pero
but
timewilldiscover—meanwhileI
es
will
endeavourtoforgetaconnexion,whichissodispleasingtomy
familia
family
.
Ihavecriedwithoutceasing,
y
and
havenottastedanythingbuttea,sinceIwashurriedawayfromyou;
nordidI
una vez
once
closemyeyesfor
tres
three
nightsrunning.—Myauntcontinuestochidemeseverely
cuando
when
wearebyourselves;
pero
but
Ihopetosoftenherin
tiempo
time
,byhumilityandsubmission.—Myuncle,whowassodreadfullypassionatein
el
the
beginning,hasbeenmovedbymytears
y
and
distress;
andisnow
toda
all
tendernessandcompassion;
andmy
hermano
brother
isreconciledtomeonmy
promesa
promise
tobreakoffallcorrespondence
con
with
thatunfortunateyouth;
but,notwithstanding
toda
all
theirindulgence,Ishallhave
no
no
peaceofmindtillI
sepa
know
mydearandeverhonouredgovernesshasforgivenher
pobre
poor
,disconsolate,forlorn,.
ToMissLAETITIAWILLIS,atGloucester.
MYDEARESTLETTY,
Iamin
tan
such
afright,lestthisshouldnot
llegue
come
safetohandbytheconveyanceofJarvisthecarrier,thatIbegyouwill
escriba
write
me,onthereceiptofit,directingtome,undercover,toMrsWinifredJenkins,myaunt’smaid,whois
una
a
goodgirl,andhasbeenso
amable
kind
tomeinmyaffliction,thatIhave
hecho
made
hermyconfidant;
asforJarvis,hewas
muy
very
shyoftakingchargeofmyletter
y
and
thelittleparcel,becausehis
hermana
sister
Sallyhadliketo
había
have
lostherplaceonmyaccount:
indeedIcannotblamethe
hombre
man
forhiscaution;
butI
he
have
madeitworthhiswhile.—My
querido
dear
companionandbed-fellow,itisagrievousadditiontomyothermisfortunes,thatIamdeprivedofyouragreeable
compañía
company
andconversation,ata
momento
time
whenIneedso
tanto
much
thecomfortofyourgoodhumour
y
and
goodsense;
but,I
espero
hope
,thefriendshipwecontractedatboarding-school,will
durará
last
forlife—Idoubtnot
pero
but
onmysideitwilldailyincrease
y
and
improve,asIgainexperience,
y
and
learntoknowthevalueof
un
a
truefriend.
O,mydearLetty!
whatshallI
decir
say
aboutpoorMrWilson?
I
he
have
promisedtobreakoff
toda
all
correspondence,and,ifpossible,toforgethim:
pero
but
,alas!
Ibegintoperceivethatwillnotbeinmy
poder
power
.
Asitisby
no
no
meansproperthatthepictureshouldremaininmyhands,lestitshouldbe
el
the
occasionofmoremischief,I
he
have
sentittoyouby
esta
this
opportunity,beggingyouwilleither
guarde
keep
itsafetillbettertimes,
o
or
returnittoMrWilsonhimself,who,Isuppose,willmakeithisbusinesstoseeyouat
el
the
usualplace.
Ifheshouldbelow-spiritedatmy
envío
sending
backhispicture,you
puede
may
tellhimIhave
no
no
occasionforapicture,while
el
the
originalcontinuesengravedonmy—But
no
no
;
Iwouldnothaveyou
digas
tell
himthatneither;
becausethere
debe
must
beanendofourcorrespondence—I
desearía
wish
hemayforgetme,for
el
the
sakeofhisownpeace;
y
and
yetifheshould,hemustbe
un
a
barbarous—Butitisimpossible—poorWilsoncannotbefalse
y
and
inconstant:
Ibeseechhimnotto
escriba
write
tome,norattempttoseemeforsome
tiempo
time
;
for,consideringtheresentment
y
and
passionatetemperofmy
hermano
brother
Jery,suchanattempt
podría
might
beattendedwithconsequenceswhich
ser
would
makeusallmiserableforlife—letus
confiemos
trust
totimeandthechapterofaccidents;
o
or
rathertothatProvidencewhichwillnotfail,sooner
o
or
later,torewardthose
esa
that
walkinthepathsofhonour
y
and
virtue.
Iwouldoffermy
amor
love
totheyoungladies;
pero
but
itisnotfit
ese
that
anyofthemshould
sepa
know
youhavereceivedthisletter.—Ifwe
vamos
go
toBath,Ishall
enviaré
send
youmysimpleremarksupon
ese
that
famouscenterofpoliteamusement,
y
and
everyotherplacewe
podamos
may
chancetovisit;
andIflattermyselfthatmydear
Srta
Miss
Williswillbepunctualin
responder
answering
thelettersofheraffectionate,.
ToDrLEWIS.
DEARLEWIS,
I
haber
have
followedyourdirectionswithsomesuccess,
y
and
mighthavebeenuponmylegsby
este
this
time,hadtheweatherpermittedmeto
usar
use
mysaddle-horse.
IrodeoutupontheDownslastTuesday,intheforenoon,
cuando
when
thesky,asfarasthevisiblehorizon,was
sin
without
acloud;
butbeforeI
haber
had
goneafullmile,Iwasovertakeninstantaneouslyby
una
a
stormofrainthatwetmetotheskinin
tres
three
minutes—whenceitcamethedevil
sabe
knows
;
butithaslaidmeup(Isuppose)for
una
one
fortnight.
Itmakesme
enfermo
sick
tohearpeopletalkof
la
the
fineairuponClifton-downs:
Cómo
How
cantheairbeeitheragreeable
o
or
salutary,wherethedemonofvapoursdescendsin
una
a
perpetualdrizzle?
Myconfinementisthe
más
more
intolerable,asIamsurroundedwithdomesticvexations.
Myniecehashadadangerousfitofillness,occasionedby
ese
that
cursedincidentatGloucester,whichImentionedinmylast.—Sheisa
pobre
poor
good-naturedsimpleton,assoftasbutter,
y
and
aseasilymelted—notthatshe’safool—thegirl’spartsarenotdespicable,
y
and
hereducationhasnotbeenneglected;
thatisto
decir
say
,shecanwriteandspell,
y
and
speakFrench,andplayupon
el
the
harpsichord;
thenshedancesfinely,
tiene
has
agoodfigure,andis
muy
very
wellinclined;
but,she’sdeficientinspirit,
y
and
sosusceptible—andsotenderforsooth!—truly,she
tiene
has
gotalanguishingeye,
y
and
readsromances.—Thenthere’sherbrother,‘squireJery,
un
a
pertjackanapes,fullofcollege-petulance
y
and
self-conceit;
proudasaGermancount,
y
and
ashotandhastyas
un
a
Welchmountaineer.
Asfor
ese
that
fantasticalanimal,mysisterTabby,youare
no
no
strangertoherqualifications—Ivowto
Dios
God
,sheissometimessointolerable,
ese
that
Ialmostthinkshe’s
el
the
devilincarnatecometotormentmeformysins;
y
and
yetIamconsciousofnosinsthatoughttoentailsuchfamily-plaguesuponme—why
el
the
devilshouldnotIshakeoff
estos
these
tormentsatonce?
Ian’t
casado
married
toTabby,thankHeaven!
nordidIbeget
los
the
othertwo:
letthemchoose
otro
another
guardian:
formypartIan’tinaconditiontotakecareofmyself;
muchlesstosuperintend
la
the
conductofgiddy-headedboys
y
and
girls.
Youearnestlydesireto
conocer
know
theparticularsofouradventureatGloucester,whicharebriefly
estos
these
,andIhopetheywill
vayan
go
nofurther:—Liddyhadbeenso
tiempo
long
coppedupinaboarding-school,which,nextto
un
a
nunnery,istheworst
tipo
kind
ofseminarythateverwascontrivedfor
jóvenes
young
women,thatshebecameasinflammableastouch-wood;
y
and
goingtoaplayinholiday-time,—‘sdeath,I’mashamedtotellyou!
shefellinlovewithoneof
los
the
actors—ahandsomeyoungfellowthatgoesby
los
the
nameofWilson.
Therascal
pronto
soon
perceivedtheimpressionhe
había
had
made,andmanagedmatterssoastoseeherata
casa
house
whereshewentto
beber
drink
teawithhergoverness.—Thiswasthebeginningofacorrespondence,whichthey
mantuvieron
kept
upbymeansofajadeofamilliner,whomade
y
and
dressedcapsforthegirlsattheboarding-school.
Cuando
When
wearrivedatGloucester,Liddycametostayatlodgings
con
with
heraunt,andWilsonbribed
la
the
maidtodeliveraletterintoherownhands;
pero
but
itseemsJeryhadalreadyacquiredso
tanto
much
creditwiththemaid(bywhatmeanshe
mejor
best
knows)thatshecarriedthelettertohim,
y
and
sothewholeplotwasdiscovered.
El
The
rashboy,withoutsaying
una
a
wordofthemattertome,
fue
went
immediatelyinsearchofWilson;
y
and
,Isuppose,treatedhim
con
with
insolenceenough.
Thetheatricalherowas
demasiado
too
fargoneinromancetobrook
tal
such
usage:
herepliedinblankverse,
y
and
aformalchallengeensued.