JOHN TO SARAH.
I hear that you are in Philadelphia; and I never was
so glad of anything in my life. Frank has just written
that Grenville has ordered me to meet him, with Juliet,
at Charleston—
me, you observe, not Molton. What
does this portend?—more discretion I hope. He will
undoubtedly be there first;—and, I dare say that Juliet's
health will be improved by it. Cannot you go with us?
I am sure that you can, dear Sarah—how is it? You
have nothing to prevent you,—unless that drawing master,
of whom you used to speak—or the deaf-and-dumb
man be tagging after you. I shall set off tomorrow; and
hope to be with you by Wednesday night; and then!
then
Sarah, we shall all be happy again. Grenville was altogether
better I hear.
