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-- Likely to be once more a happy man ! For I have received a letter from my beloved Miss HARLOWE ; in consequence , I suppose , of that which I mentioned in my last to be left for her from her sister . And I am setting out for Berks directly , to show the contents to my Lord M. and to receive the congratulations of all my kindred upon it . I went , last night , as I intended , to Smith 's : but the dear creature was not returned at near ten o'clock . And , lighting upon Tourville , I took him home with me , and made him sing me out of my megrims . I went to bed tolerably easy at two ; had bright and pleasant dreams ; -LRB- not such of a frightful one as that I gave thee an account of ;-RRB- and at eight this morning , as I was dressing , to be in readiness against the return of my fellow , whom I had sent to inquire after the lady , I had the following letter brought to me by a chairman : TO ROBERT LOVELACE , ESQ. . TUESDAY NIGHT , 11 O'CLOCK -LRB- AUG. 22 . -RRB-