They seem to have been lively young women, who had been educated at Paris.

Teresa was the most religious, and the greatest lover of London society.

I have already quoted a passage or two from the early letters addressed to the two sisters.

It has also to be said that he was guilty of writing to them stuff which it is inconceivable that any decent man should have communicated to a modest woman.

They do not seem to have taken offence.
He professes himself the slave of both alternately or together.