Excerpt from Eloisa, or a Series of Original Letters Collected and Published by Mr. J. J. Rousseau, Citizen of Geneva, Vol. 2: Translated From the French

Contrition than anger, and I know how highly he efteems me, from that humility and confufion he feems to feel when I am prefent, though um der no embarra¿'mg it or con¿raint. His {enli bility of the injury), has done me difarms my refentment. W hen: the offender thus acknow o ledges his crime, he reaps more honour by Inch 3 reparation of his fault, than the offended in beftowing him a pa'rdon. I have taken the ad vantage of this change, and the effect it has produced, to enter into fome neceliary meafurcs with him before my departure, which I now mm not defer much longer. As I propofe tt.

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