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nt’s friend Mr
Boarham another. This struck me as terrible newsat the moment
but all regret and apprehension vanished like a dream when I
heard that Mr Huntingdon was actually to be a third [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! My aunt is
greatly against his comingof course: she earnestly endeavoured
to dissuade my uncle from asking him; but helaughing at her
objectionstold her it was no use talkingfor the mischief was
already done: he had invited Huntingdon and his friend Lord
Lowborough before we left Londonand nothing now remained
but to fix the day for their coming. So he is safeand I am sure of
seeing him. I cannot express my joy. I find it very difficult to
conceal it from my aunt; but I don’t wish to trouble her with my
feelings till I know whether I ought to indulge them or not. If I find
it my absolute duty to suppress themthey shall trouble no one but
myself; and if I can really feel myself justified in indulging this
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attachmentI can dare anythingeven the anger and grief of my
best friendfor its object―surelyI shall soon know. But they are
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butjustice and honesty apartI could not
bear to do it