‘Tis time
I should thank you for your last very agree-
able &and acceptable Letter. I had lately a very
pleasing Account of Cousin Peggie. She was in
Health &and high Spirits, &and very happy in her
new Companion. They appear frequently a-
broad together, &and are much ^respected &and caressed by all
Ranks of People. From what you mention of
Pennant’s Behaviour to Mr Erskine, I cannot
wonder, that Tommy Bowdler should have con-
ceived a very sorry Opinion of the Man. I am
sure, I have. Your Anecdote relating to the
Montes Ocelli is pleasing.

The NarrativeX is translated into Italian, &and
printed &and sold in BooksellersBooksellers’ Shops in that
Country. A Friend of mine came lately from
Italy, &and met with it accidentally in a Book-
Seller’s Shop, &and purchased it. This is a piece of
Intelligence I was not sorry to meet with; nor
will you, Sir, be displeased to hear.”