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surprise wkich you intend fo give to your high-faring ç«ther-in-
law. Farewell, with # salure of friendship.
"I remain, your
## ##rIRE##.
"P.S.–In addition, recommend me fo your betrothed. Upon
my honour, a pleasing, amiable child, and v¢ill be, in rime, an
excellent mother. Only take ber rightly, and you #vill never
entertain the foolish though# that you did hot m#derstand each
other. If is my firm conviction, which is based upon rny own
experience, tha# the want of happiness in married lire is caused far
less by inequality of character than bythat pretension. You only
require patience, and all will soon be right; and you will become
accustomed fo each other, if a hearty sincerity exists in both.
I ana perfectly sure that Amelia will fulfil her duties as a wife
in the best possible manner, and will be able fo do much for ber
husband. You may congratulate yourself, therefore, from the
bottom of your heart–but also remember that thorns and roses
always grow together; and if but too often depends ni)on our
owa exertions, whether we shall enjoy the one, or be wounded
by the other. W."
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