My mother was exceedingly displeased
with this letter. She said Sir George had
a haughtiness in him that was very offensive
to her. I have acquitted myself
in applying to him, and shall give
myself no farther trouble about him or
his opinion. As for Miss B. I think she
can hardly be under a necessity of coming
to town as yet, and that affair may keep
cold, for I have but little curiosity to hear
what the poor soul may be prompted to
say, as I am sure I shall be time enough
to afford her any assistance she may stand
in need of. This was the whole of her
observation. My brother's letter to me
is as follows:
