 | Memoirs of Miss Sidney Bidulph |  |
Sidney
Madam,
I hear you are soon to be married to Mr. Faulkland; but as I think it a great pity that so virtuous a young lady should be thrown away, this is to inform you, that he does not deserve you.
The inclosed letter, wrote to him by a fine and beautiful young lady that he decoyed, shews you how false he is. When you tax him with it, he will know from whence you got your information; but let him deny it if he can.
I am, madam,
Your unknown friend,
and humble servant.
Your unknown friend,
and humble servant.
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