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Epithalamica

Wednesday April 23d at night

I have been trying to get some lights out of Smirnef about Orsina: but
he is dark as pitch. I asked him whether he knew of any lady of
one of the first families (Remember, Mr Two shoes you said one of the first
families) who had no husband living & only one daughter who was just
of age. He knew of no such person. I asked him when a girl was
of age to dispose herself in marriage? I could not get any distinct answer
to that neither. He seemed however to think that no girl who had a mother
living could dispose of herself at any age without her mother's consent,
unless empower'd to do so by the fathers will. And as to the marriage
of a girl of the greek religion with a man of another religion was
thought of asking him
He the Russian Statutes at large, and is to raise
what he finds in a day or two. I did not tell him you
party concerned: but neither had I any apprehension of what might
be his suspicions. As you say the whole Court is up in arms about
it, every thing of a is out of the question. You ninniest of all
ninny-hammers ! as if after describing her to the knowledge of any body
that could have opened the letter at Petersburgh, you could not as well
have told her name. It would be a great treat for example to ask
Q.S.P. if her name were  : Princess altenda that
one of the Dutchess's of Courland the last before Mad:lle Anderson was a
Princess ; whom poor Lohman upon my mentioning her, called
an old whore.

Smyrnof was as busy as a bee packing up fine things in abundance
for Count Sellakoff; the man that commanded a Russian
army.


Identifier: | JB/540/049/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 540.

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1784-04-16

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