Letter  I.  ]\Iiss  Harriet  Byron,  to  Miss  Lucy  Seiby. — De-
scription of  Mr.  Fowlor's  farewell-visit :  Miss  Byron  con-
fesses her  esteem  for  him.  She  and  her  friends  dine  with
Sir  Cliartes  Grandison,  and  his  sister,  and  a  large  party
of  thiir  relatives.  Sir  Charles,  previously  to  introducing
Miss  Byron  to  the  company,  gives  a  brief  outline  of  their
several  characters.  Short  history  of  Miss  Emily  Jervois,  a
ward  of  Sir  Charles  Grandison.  Miss  Byron's  description  of
the  company  at  Sir  Charles  Grandison's.  Dr.  Bartlett's
estimahle  character 1 — 9

Le'iter  ir.  JMiss  Byron,  to  Miss  Sclby. — Farther  account
of  what  passed  at  Sir  Charles  Grandison's.  Repetition  of
the  conversation  at  table   9 — -.^

TjETter  III.  3Jiss  Byron,  to  .1/j,s',s  .S'(7i(/.—Inter\  iew  between
Sir  Charles  Grandison  and  Mr.  Bagenhall,  relative  to  the
undecided  qiiarrel  between  the  former  and  Sir  Hargrave
I'ollexfcn  :  tiie  result  of  tiieir  conference  ;  a  meeting  agreed
upon  between  the  parties.  Sir  Charles  waits  on  Sir  Har-
grave at  the  appointed  time.  Returns  in  safety,  to  the  great
joy  of  his  friends    25 — 3.S

Letter  IV'.  Miss  Byron,  to  Miss  Selby. — Particulars  of
what  passed  between  Sir  Charles  Grandison  and  Sir  Har-


VUI  CONTENTS.
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grave  Pollexfen  ;  and  tlie  amicable  adjustment  of  tlie  animo-
sity subsisting  between  them.  Sir  Kargrave  waits  on  Miss
Byron,  to  entreat  her  forgiveness  :  her  terror  on  beholding
him  again  :  the  interview  takes  place  in  the  presence  of  Mr.
and  Mrs.  Reeves  :  she  grants  Sir  Hargrave  her  forgiveness,
but  absolutely  renounces  his  offer  of  his  hand  and  for-
tune   35 — 75

Letter  V.  Mi^s  Byron,  to  Miss  Selby. — After  the  interview
with  Sir  Hargrave  Pollexfen,  Miss  Byron  receives  a  visit

from  Miss  Grandison,  and  from  the   Countess  of  D.
