Thursday
at 5 o'clock
`` Yes , it is an horrible East wind -- said her Mother -- I assure you I can hardly bear the window down -- But you are used to be blown about by the wind Miss Maria and that is what has made your Complexion so rudely and coarse . You young Ladies who can not often ride in a Carriage never mind what weather you trudge in , or how the wind shews your legs . I would not have my Girls stand out of doors as you do in such a day as this . But some sort of people have no feelings either of cold or Delicacy -- Well , remember that we shall expect you on Thursday at 5 o'clock -- You must tell your Maid to come for you at night -- There will be no Moon -- and you will have an horrid walk home -- My compts to Your Mother -- I am afraid your dinner will be cold -- Drive on -- '' And away she went , leaving me in a great passion with her as she always does . Maria Williams . LETTER the FOURTH From a YOUNG LADY rather impertinent to her freind We dined yesterday with Mr Evelyn where we were introduced to a very agreable looking Girl his Cousin . I was extremely pleased with her appearance , for added to the charms of an engaging face , her manner and voice had something peculiarly interesting in them .