ABSTRACT

On the following morning Mr. Hanbury came early into my apartment; and, by his countenance, I was told the meaning of his visit. Unable to bear the trial that awaited me, and urged by the impatience of despair, I opened the conversation abruptly; I told him, that I had made up my mind to obey his wishes, and conjured him to act as he thought proper, without consulting me further on the subject.