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Eloisa 124Volume 3 · From Mr. Wolmar

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Fiction · Romance

Eloisa 124

Volume 3 · From Mr. Wolmar

KenrickEnglish
Though we are not yet acquainted, I am commanded to write to you. The most discreet and most beloved wife, has lately disclosed her heart to her happy husband. He thinks you worthy to have been the object of her affections, and he makes you an offer of his house. Peace and innocence reign in this mansion; you will meet with friendship, hospitality, esteem and confidence. Examine your heart, and if you find nothing there to deter you, come without any apprehensions. You will not depart from him, without leaving behind you at least one friend, by name.
WOLMAR.
P. S. Come, my friend, we expect you with eagerness. I hope I need not fear a denial.
ELOISA.
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Kenrick — Eloisa (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, translated by W. Kenrick) (author lived 1712–1778). Public Domain. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, translated by W. Kenrick, Eloisa; public domain in the US; text from Project Gutenberg #76639. Source