Their manners are softened by her presence; and any roughness and sharpness which they have in intercourse with men vanishes at once.

They seem to love the very ground that she treads on; and she is undoubtedly a charming woman, pretty, clever, lively, and polite.
I was asked yesterday evening to go to Sir John Burke's, to meet another heroine who was very curious to see me.

Whom do you think?
Lady Morgan.
I thought, however, that, if I went, I might not improbably figure in her next novel; and, as I am not ambitious of such an honour, I kept away.

If I could fall in with her at a great party, where I could see unseen and hear unheard, I should very much like to make observations on her; but I certainly will not, if I can help it, meet her face to face, lion to lioness.
That confounded chattering--, has just got into an argument about the Church with an Irish papist who has seated himself at my elbow; and they keep such a din that I cannot tell what I am writing.

There they go.
The Lord Lieutenant--the Bishop of Derry-Magee--O'Connell--your Bible meetings--your Agitation meetings--the propagation of the Gospel--Maynooth College--the Seed of the Woman shall bruise the Serpent's head.