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who expresses not only great delight in the thoughts of her Sons settling, but declares already that it will turn out happily, remark at the same time that her acquaintance with the Young lady at the time she told me this was but of an hours standing; I think this sounds at least well, and i wish sincerely it may prove true. Lord Grantham and Lady Mary Gray is another settled Marriage. His choice meets with universal approbation and i dont doubt but [[unclear]] as she is of very fine religious principles, leading a very sedate, sober, and good Moral life, not withstanding having lived much in the World, She will improve [[foreign:French]] Madame la future [[/foreign]] properly, particularly as her Friends know her to be sensible, and that she is desirous of pleasing which goes half way towards finishing this undertaking. The continuation of good accounts from America
