folve to preferve it in f{pite of his promife to the contrary.—He begs a private in- terview of Eugenia, relates
... unfeigned forrow, and never-dy- ing love.—She heard him with profound filence ; not a figh or a tear gave the leaft vent to her inward agony.—He was a- larmed at a forrow fo unufual, and pref- fed her with the greateft vehemence to let him know her opinion ...