Two o'clock
To Miss Rivers , Clarges Street . Silleri , Wednesday morning . Poor Emily is to meet with perpetual mortification : we have been carrioling with Fitzgerald and my father ; and , coming back , met your brother driving Mademoiselle Clairaut : Emily trembled , turned pale , and scarce returned Rivers 's bow ; I never saw a poor little girl so in love ; she is amazingly altered within the last fortnight . Two o'clock . A letter from Mrs. Melmoth : I send you a copy of it with this . Adieu ! Yours , A. Fermor .