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General Faneville , my own party . Thursday , the Maxburys , bad dinner , but good company . Friday , Waring Cutts , a famous house for eating ; but that is not in my way ; however , I must go , for he sends me pines . And Saturday , I dine off a rabbit , by myself , at one o'clock , to go and see my dear darling Lady St. Julians at Richmond . So it can not be this or next week . I will send you a note ; I will tell you to-night . And now I must go , for it is five minutes to two , I am always at home from two till six ; I receive my friends ; you may come every day , and you must come to see my new squirrel ; my darling , funny little grandson gave it me .