The reader shall see two or three of her letters, and that to the countess shall be the first.
MY DEAR AUNT, When you came to see me the other day, I cannot say that you were very kind to me, and I don't suppose you care very much what becomes of me.

But I think it right to let you know that I am going to be married.

I am engaged to Lord Fawn, who, as you know, is a peer, and a member of Her Majesty's Government, and a nobleman of great influence.

I do not suppose that even you can say anything against such an alliance.
I am, your affectionate niece, ELI.

EUSTACE.
Then she wrote to Mrs.Eustace, the wife of the Bishop of Bobsborough.