Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 June 2022
From a Brother to his Sister in the Country, upbraiding her for being negligent in Writing.
My dear Sister,
I write to you to acquaint you how unkindly we all take it here, that you do not write oftener to us, in relation to your Health, Diversions, and Employment in the Country. You cannot be insensible how much you are beloved by us all; judge then if you do right to omit giving us the only Satisfaction Absence affords to true Friends, which is often to hear from one another. My Mother is highly disobliged with you, and says you are a very idle Girl; my Aunt is of the same Opinion; and I would fain, like a loving Brother, excuse you, if I could. Pray, for the future, take Care to deserve a better Character, and by writing soon, and often, put it in my Power to say what a good Sister I have: For you shall always find me
Your most affectionate Brother.
Due Respects of every one here to my Aunt, and all Friends in the Country.
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