10 THE AMLXTCAW POLITE LETTER WRITE®. to you, concerning some news that I heard fl- late, concerning you, which, if I kept secret sn my breast, would be of more pain to me, than by disclosing it to them, .hat I may say, knows all my thoughts in respect to my regard for him. I am credibly 'nformed that you are paying your addresses tc Miss----- , which, after so many professions of your attachment to me, seems very cu tons. Had you said to me, I cannot visit you any more, and gave your reasons, I should be fully satisfied; but to pretend to be in love with me, and then to turn to and court another, without giving you the least reason to dcubt my '"Sendship and love, I cannot but feel a tonish. ed; however, as soon as this letter leaches you, I hope tb.at you’ll give me an explanation of your conduct, as, at present, I cimiuC #ut doubt your sincerity on the subject. I remain, ELEANOR FAIRFIELD. P. S. Direct your letter to E. Fairfield.
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