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I have an excellent memory for the pleasures of life & perhaps too quick a one for its Evils - oh A under which head must I [[underline]] class [[/underline]] you who now unite both. I become habituated to him, -- I can think before I speak, & yet more strange speak [[underline]] what [[/underline]] I think without hesitation. I am in a detestable mood this morning - one of those fearing, doubting, hoping moods which floating thro' the vast vicissitudes of [[underline]] possibilites [[/underline]] dwells only on those I cannot calculate what may ultimately be my destiny, -- yet that painful, & uncertain destiny I am reduced to dare, for I cannot resolve to live
