I am ready to send it to him, with full license to tell as many lies as he pleases afterwards.

I am weary with troubling you with repetitions which cannot be more disagreeable to you than they are to me.

I have had, and still have, so much vexation with this execrable affair, 'tis impossible to describe it.

I had rather talk to you of any thing else, but it fills my whole head." Lady Mary was no coward, but when she heard that Remond intended to come to London in connection with this business, she was at first in despair However, she summoned her courage to aid, and asked Lady Mar to tell him that if he was spoiling for a fight she would do her best to indulge him.
"I send you, dear sister, by Lady Lansdowne this letter, accompanied with the only present that was ever sent me by that monster.

I beg you to return it immediately.