says, those who have been all their lives regularly praised, by regular critics, like a little variety, and are glad when any one goes out of his way to say a civil thing; and, fourthly, she is a very good-natured creature, which is the best reason, after all, and, perhaps, the only one.
A knock—knocks single and double. Bland called. He says Dutch society (he has been in Holland) is second-hand French; but the women are like women every where else. This is a bore: I should like to see them a little
un
like; but that can't be expected.
Went out—came home—this, that, and the other— and "all is vanity, saith the preacher," and so say I, as part of his congregation.
of vanity, whose praise do I prefer? Why, Mrs. Inchbald's
, and that of the Americans. The first, because her