EVELINA.
LETTER I.
Evelina to the Rev. Mr. Villars.
Howard Grove, May 10.
Our house has been enlivened to-day, by the arrival of a London visitor; and the necessity I have been under of concealing the uneasiness of my mind, has made me exert myself so effectually, that I even think it is really diminished; or, at least, my thoughts are not so totally, so very anxiously occupied by one only subject, as they lately were.
I was strolling this morning with Miss Mirvan, down a lane about a mile from the grove, when we heard the trampling ofhorses;
