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We pity the person for what she suffers : and we pity ourselves for what we must some time hence in like sort suffer ; and so are doubly affected . She held out till Tuesday morning , eleven . As she had told my mother that she had left her an executrix , and her and me rings and mourning ; we were employed all that day in matters of the will -LSB- by which , by the way , my own cousin Jenny Fynnett is handsomely provided for -RSB- , so that it was Wednesday morning early , before we could set out on our return . It is true , we got home -LRB- having no housings to stay for -RRB- by noon : but though I sent Robin away before he dismounted , -LRB- who brought me back a whole packet , down to the same Wednesday noon , -RRB- yet was I really so fatigued , and shocked , as I must own , at the hard death of the old lady ; my mother likewise -LRB- who has no reason to dislike this world -RRB- being indisposed from the same occasion ; that I could not set about writing time enough for Robin 's return that night . But having recruited my spirits , my mother having also had a good night , I arose with the dawn , to write this , and get it dispatched time enough for your breakfast airing ; that your suspense might be as short as possible . ***** I will soon follow this with another . I will employ a person directly to find out how Lovelace behaves himself at his inn .