father, a
young man
who had
scarcely
any other
dependence
than on
our
patronage,
and who
had been
brought up
to expect
its
exertion,
would be a
depravity,
to which
the
separation
of two
young
persons,
whose
affection
could be
the growth
of only a
few weeks,
could bear
no
comparison.
But from
the
severity
of that
blame
which was
last night
so
liberally
bestowed,
respecting
each
circumstance,
I shall
hope to be
in the
future
secured,
