Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Hungarian Brothers, Vol. 2 of 3
This lady was not absolutely in love with Charles, but she tried to be so, and wished him to understand that she was so in 'reality: for this purpose she never failed attacking him, wherever they met, with conveisations about himself; en deavou1ing by this system to 'make him comprehend, that azwoman who learns every action ofa man's days, and who perpetually imagines him on the point of union with another, has afialterz'fig reaso'u for her solicitude.
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