Such, at least, is my present idea, though I will not positively bind myself to adhere to it.

And I will allow you L800 per year for your own maintenance and that of your sister.

I am greatly grieved to find from my friend Mr.Stanbury that your conduct in reference to Colonel Osborne has been such as to make it necessary that you should leave Mrs.Stanbury's house.

I do not wonder that it should be so.

I shall immediately seek for a future home for you, and when I have found one that is suitable, I will have you conveyed to it.
I must now further explain my purposes,--and I must beg you to remember that I am driven to do so by your direct disobedience to my expressed wishes.