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(13 There was a something in the appearance of the second Stranger, that influenced Charlotte in his favour, to the full as much as the appearance of the first: she could not account for it, but so it was.

Having therefore agreable to that the natural turn of her mind to make every one happy, promised to become his Wife the next morning, he took his leave the two Ladies sat down to Supper on a young Leveret, a brace of Partridges, a leash of Pheasants a Dozen of Pigeons.

It was not till the next morning that Charlotte recollected the double engagement she had entered into; but when she did, the reflection of her past folly,