Autograph letter signed : place not specified, to Mrs. Hewitt, undated.

Enclosing letters which he tells her "are not quite fairly to be understood by you, unless you saw those which they were in reply to, which I suppose you would not wish to read--but there were many causes which induced, even a year after this marriage, feelings of unavoidable distrust. You would not have seen this change in my heart--had this not been so. This letter would have been more tender--not less;" adding in a postscript, "the cause of first disputes between E. and me was the positive refusal ever to travel with my parents and me. This cast a gloom over my journey and perpetual doubt--the first discoveries of falsehood resisted as faithfully as I could, but forcing themselves on me."