de Lorcy wrote a third letter, which was thus expressed: "August 27th.
"I am more and more content with M.Larinski.I blame myself for the suspicions with which he inspired me.

The Viennese were right to consider him a worthy man, and Abbe Miollens has not valued him too highly.

You write, on your part, my dear friend, that you are not dissatisfied with Antoinette.

She is gay, tranquil; she walks, paints, never speaks of Count Abel Larinski, and, when you speak to her of him, she smiles and does not reply.

You claim that she has reflected; that time and absence have wrought their effect.